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Mortgage rates slid slightly downward Thursday. The decline from 7.4%, an average rate that's held over the past two weeks after climbing steadily since August, was described on the Freddie Mac site as "offering some relief to prospective homebuyers."
Syracuse calendars list three sign-ups and deadlines for the week of Monday, Oct. 26.
Utah will soon be the first state to have more than one location of the cult favorite New York City-based Magnolia Bakery outside of its home state. Located in Foothill Village, at 1400 Foothill Drive, Suite 104, the new bakery is opening Wednesday, Oct. 28 at 10 a.m. right after a ribbon-cutting, according to a spokesperson for the company.
Best Friends Animal Society and Peanuts have launched a limited-edition eight-piece merchandise collection featuring Snoopy and his siblings to support pet adoption efforts. The collection, available starting October 23, includes various apparel and accessories designed to highlight the unique personalities of shelter animals.
Several vehicles parked at Salt Lake City International Airport were seriously damaged or destroyed Friday in a fire that broke out in the economy lot. The fire sparked in the morning and was spurred by strong winds, according to the Salt Lake City Fire Department.
Ryan Smith's vision for downtown Salt Lake City raises concerns among leaders of two churches in historic Japantown. One leader said she worries that the area will be 'back of house' for the district. A Smith Entertainment Group representative said adjustments have been made to protect Japantown's historical significance.
The Annabella Planning Commission is scheduled to hold a meeting on Monday, Oct. 26, 2026, to discuss ordinance amendments and building permits. The meeting will include a public hearing to gather resident input regarding proposed changes to the Land Use and Subdivision Ordinances.