A Utah restaurant is one of The New York Times’ 50 favorites in America
Comment Add as Preferred Source RELATED STORIES Utah’s Salsa Queen is closing her business, but she says she’s not going away A bike-thru window offers coffee to go on a popular Salt Lake City trail What is it like to eat at Utah’s only Michelin-starred restaurant? Here’s our food reporter’s review.
via Salt Lake TribuneSalt Lake CitySeptember 15, 2026
Do you think 'Utah Dirty Sodas' is MiLB's Best New Alternate Identity? If so, VOTE
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (ABC4) — Calling all Swig and baseball enthusiasts! The Salt Lake Bees have a job for you, so BATTTTERR UP! The Salt Lake Bees are asking fans to chime in on the race for the Minor League Baseball's Best New Alternate Identity for 2026 and vote "Utah Dirty Sodas."
via ABC 4Salt Lake CitySeptember 15, 2026
Utah Attorney General's Office sued after allegedly losing evidence in dismissed human trafficking case
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — A contracting company has filed a second lawsuit against the Office of the Utah Attorney General, after they previously came under investigation for alleged human trafficking. In 2023, multiple executive officers with Rubicon Contracting LLC were arrested for alleged aggravated human trafficking.
via ABC 4Salt Lake CitySeptember 15, 2026
Sherrie Gnora
Jul. 18, 1948 – Sept. 7, 2026 Sherrie L. Gnora, 78, passed away peacefully Sept. 7, 2026. She was born July 18, 1948, to Vernal and Arlene Jackson, the second of five children, and grew up in Lyman, Utah. Sherrie later moved to Salt Lake City, where she worked at the Church Office Building. She also worked for 20 years …
via tooeleonline.comSalt Lake CitySeptember 15, 2026
'I was just an angry, broken kid,' says Utah man seeking parole after 25 years
KEY TAKEAWAYS Darren Neil Grueber killed Don Dorton in 2001, and he now seeks parole after 25 years. SALT LAKE CITY — Darren Neil Grueber Jr. "Grueber was 18 years old on Oct. In November of 2002, Grueber was convicted of murder and aggravated kidnapping.
via KSLSalt Lake CitySeptember 15, 2026
Great Salt Lake’s “Sister Lake” has collapsed. Can Utah do what Iran couldn’t?
This article is published through the Great Salt Lake Collaborative with funding from Love the Lake, an initiative of the non-profit Great Salt Lake Alliance. Editorial decisions are made independently by the Collaborative and partner newsrooms.
via dailyutahchronicle.comSalt Lake CitySeptember 15, 2026
