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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.
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.
The Salt Lake City religious organization Summum has fought its share of battles through the years. In the 1980s, it secured the state’s first wine license to create its sacred vino. Decades later, it took a free speech case all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Salt Lake City will close roads for the Salt Lake Temple open house in 2027. Construction for a new entertainment district will cause further road impacts next year and likely beyond. State and local transportation planners are working around alternate routes the closures may produce.
She was fired from SLC School District, and her license suspended. She calls the move egregious,, and is running for school board. Sandra Buendia, a former Salt Lake City School District administrator, says actions by local and state education officials were egregious and punitive.
Advantage Services — which has a variety of service contracts with the state, Salt Lake City, homeless service providers and other organizations — had recently employed about 125 people. But starting on Oct.
FILE — Downtown Salt Lake City is shown, April 10, 2024. As the campaign trail heats up in the final sprint to Election Day, Salt Lake’s new 1st Congressional District is heating up in another, more literal way. It’s warming faster than all but one other district nationwide.
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.
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.
Utah State University Opera Theatre will stage a French-language production of Jules Massenet's 1899 opera Cendrillon during the 2026-2027 season. Directed by Dallas Aksoy, the production will feature live orchestral accompaniment by USU orchestra students and alumni at the Morgan Theatre.
A report published October 22, 2026, highlights 6th-grade teacher Kadee Skeem for her 18 years of service at Plain City Elementary School. Skeem, a local resident, is recognized for her dedication to her students and her passion for teaching mathematics.
The Cottonwood Heights Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on November 4, 2026, to discuss city-initiated zoning text amendments regarding off-street parking and short-term rentals.
County Today A man who kicked and spat on police officers and threatened to kill an officer and his family has been sentenced to three consecutive prison terms. Christian Delaine Thomson, 29, was recently sentenced on three third-degree felony convictions, each carrying up to five years in prison.