Fort Douglas ceremonial closing marks transition to University of Utah ownership
A ceremonial closing marked the end of Fort Douglas as a military installation, with the remaining 50 acres set to transfer to the University of Utah. The ceremony honored the history of the site and the soldiers who served there before the land moves to university ownership.
Salt Lake CitySeptember 11, 2026
Salt Lake City Planning Commission Approves Landmark and Zoning Recommendations
The Salt Lake City Planning Commission met on August 26, 2026, to discuss several land use and zoning items. The meeting included discussions on landmark designation, zoning amendments, and commission administrative updates.
Salt Lake CitySeptember 11, 2026
Salt Lake City Planning Commission Scheduled for September 23 Meeting
The Salt Lake City Planning Commission was scheduled to meet on Wednesday, September 23, 2026, to discuss several zoning and design review items. The agenda included requests for rezoning, a design review for a mixed-use building, and a continuation of a public hearing regarding housing options.
Salt Lake CitySeptember 11, 2026
What should Salt Lake City School District do with its shuttered campuses? Here's how you can share your opinion.
Have thoughts on what the Salt Lake City School District should do with the shuttered Mary Jackson, M. Lynn Bennion and Hawthorne campuses? Here's how to share your feedback.
via Salt Lake TribuneSalt Lake CitySeptember 11, 2026
Totten Tubes Opens New Cedar City Facility at BZI Innovation Park
Totten Tubes has opened its sixth facility at the BZI Innovation Park in Cedar City, Utah. The expansion aims to strengthen the company's regional supply chain and provide access to major population centers in the Western United States.
Cedar CitySeptember 10, 2026
Cox rebukes DOJ investigation of Lt. Gov. Henderson for denying access to Utah voter data
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Sept. 10, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — Utah Gov. Department of Justice for a letter targeting Lt. , Deidre Henderson, for declining to provide voter records to the DOJ. “Legal disagreements between Utah and the federal government should be resolved in court,” Cox posted on X.
via gephardtdaily.comSalt Lake CitySeptember 10, 2026