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In Salt Lake County, drivers should plan ahead for new ramp closures. In Magna, the ramp from westbound SR-201 to I-80 will close on Thursday, Oct.
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In West Jordan, the on-ramp from 7800 South to Bangerter Highway will close for 10 days starting on Thursday, Oct.
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A major crash closed northbound SR-131 at Harmon Day Drive in Bluffdale on Wednesday morning, according to the Utah Department of Transportation. No information regarding injuries or the specific vehicles involved has been released.
The Salt Lake County Council has approved 2027 ZAP funding totaling $27.3 million for 239 organizations and municipalities. According to an October 13 statement, these awards support arts, botanical, cultural, and zoological entities, including 21 organizations receiving funding for the first time.
Casting Call Benjamin Wood This year’s election, while important, is relatively low on drama for SLC voters. After a decade-long fight to secure voting rights through Prop 4, the new First congressional District is all but guaranteed to return once-and-future Congressman Ben McAdams to Washington ...
Estimated read time: 4-5 minutes KEY TAKEAWAYS Smith Entertainment Group releases plans for a mixed-use district near the Delta Center. The development includes a hotel, housing, shops and offices. Salt Lake County is also planning a taller Salt Palace Convention Center, as construction begins in 2027.
The Salt Lake County Council has approved $27.3 million in 2027 ZAP funding for 239 organizations and municipalities. The funding will support various arts, botanical, cultural, and zoological groups, including 21 organizations receiving support for the first time.
SALT LAKE CITY — Leaders from Salt Lake County gathered Tuesday to raise awareness about hate crimes in the community, just ahead of United Against Hate Week. “My greatest hope is that we wouldn't need to be here," said Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson, "it would be amazing to live in a community where our love and acceptance overrode fear, intimidation."
A planned emergency power outage in Price City prompted the early release for students at Carbon High School. The outage was expected to affect Veterans Lane north of 400 North and the area from 500 East to 1100 East, north of 700 North. Portions of Carbon High School was also planned to be included in the outage.
Millcreek city leaders filed an appeal against an air quality permit issued for a proposed quarry along Interstate 80 in Parleys Canyon. The Utah Division of Air Quality issued a permit to Granite Construction for a proposed quarry in September, prompting renewed pushback against the project.
The first two operational F-35A Lightning II aircraft arrive at Hill Air Force Base, Utah, Sept. 2, 2015. The jets were piloted by Col. David Lyons, 388th Fighter Wing commander, and Lt. Col. Yosef Morris, 34th Fighter squadron director of operations.
The Layton City Council is scheduled to hold a work meeting on Oct. 15, 2026. The meeting will take place in the Council Conference Room of the City Center Building.
LOGAN — A new online course could help teens and young adults build job-ready skills. The USU Extension Center for Rural Economic Development & Emerging Technologies recently launched "Durable Skills for Workplace Excellence" to help people become more employable.
As the season’s first freeze nears, plumbing experts say a few simple steps now can help protect your pipes from freezing and bursting. Troy Neerings, owner of Neerings Plumbing Heating Air & Electric, has spent decades working in the industry.