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SALT LAKE CITY — An array of acclaimed Mexican films are coming to Salt Lake City, including entries to the Cannes, Berlin and Venice international film festivals. FILMéxico, hosted by the Salt Lake Film Society and featuring Mexican cinematography, marks its 15th year with screenings of seven Mexican films from Thursday through Nov. 19.
The 15th annual Filméxico festival is scheduled to bring a selection of acclaimed Mexican independent films to Salt Lake City starting Nov. 12. The event, a collaboration between the Consulate of Mexico, Salt Lake Film Society, and Artes de México en Utah, features award-winning cinema and filmmaker Q&A sessions.
Utah's capital city could be the latest to crack down on e-bike use on trails, as it seeks to reduce conflicts and other challenges of the rising popularity of e-bikes. Salt Lake City is seeking to ban Class 2 and Class 3 e-bikes from natural surface trails, such as its vast foothill trail system, unless otherwise posted.
An appeals hearing scheduled for November 17, 2026, will address an impact fee dispute regarding a property at approximately 1550 S 900 W. The meeting will be held online via Zoom.
The Ogden-Weber Chamber of Commerce is celebrating veteran entrepreneurs in Weber County on Veterans Day. The organization highlighted how military service skills translate to business ownership and provided resources for veterans interested in entrepreneurship.
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — A driver has been formally charged with automobile homicide after hitting a woman who was changing her tire on the side of I-80. Peter Joseph Hoffelmeyer, 48, is charged with one count of automobile homicide, and one count of negligently operating a vehicle resulting in injury.
DoorDash was testing its autonomous delivery robot, Dot, on Salt Lake City streets, sidewalks and painted bike lanes. The city said the test was intended to help train the devices to travel safely in different weather conditions. It had allowed DoorDash to operate up to eight robots in the test area.
The Park City Council will look at revised 5-acre Bonanza Park plans Friday. Councilmembers worry the site concept is veering off course. Eight months after approving preliminary 5-acre Bonanza Park plans, the Park City Council will review Brinshore Development’s updated design Friday.
The Laketown Planning and Zoning Commission is scheduled to hold a meeting on Nov. 18, 2026. The meeting will include a discussion regarding a high tunnel greenhouse.
Patriotic banners that lined Heber's Main Street will be up for auction in November. To commemorate this summer’s America250 celebrations, the Wasatch Community Foundation is auctioning off the banners that lined Heber’s Main Street. Residents can bid on the banners through Nov. 20 at 8 p.m.
The resort will now fine no-shows $100. The town, meanwhile, is quintupling the cost of a parking ticket. Being a no-show could be a major uh-oh at Alta Ski Area this season. The resort will begin issuing $100 fines to people who make parking reservations but don't use or cancel them.
The mayors of Hurricane and Bluff said they hadn’t been contacted by the governor’s office despite the state of emergency declaration last week. State officials who spoke with 2News on Tuesday said the declaration could help publicly owned infrastructure but was unlikely to fund homeowners or mitigation efforts.
Street parking is banned in Summit and Wasatch counties to allow for snow plows to clear the roads. Winter parking restrictions are returning to the Wasatch Back. Wasatch County’s seasonal rules are already in effect, banning parking on paved county roads, and parking within 5 feet of them, from Nov. 1 through April 1.