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The first items you see are glistening bits of glass on the ground near the entryway. Then comes a bed of creeping thyme, a bookshelf of candles, a red-hued hearth and, finally, a wood plank roof. This is the Price Family Holocaust Memorial Garden at Utah's I.J. and Jeanne Wagner Jewish Community Center in east Salt Lake City.
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4 Sports) - The Utes are moving up, while BYU is still very much in the playoff picture. Following their 28-20 victory over the Cougars in the Holy War Saturday, the Utah football team moves up one spot to #2 in the latest College Football Playoff Rankings released Tuesday night.
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.
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 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.
When trees and brush are removed to reduce wildfire risk, all that leftover material has to go somewhere. Traditionally, much of it is burned in piles. But a Utah company is trying a different approach: turning that debris into something that can benefit the environment.
The West Jordan Zoning Administrator will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2026, to discuss a conditional use permit for a personal care service. The meeting will take place at West Jordan City Hall to gather public comments regarding a proposal by 2nd LLC.
At Four Corners Community Behavioral Health’s Crisis Receiving Center, everyone who comes through the door is having one of “the worst days of their life,” said Melissa Huntington, the organization’s executive director. Some are experiencing thoughts of suicide or struggling with depression and anxiety.
The Price City Police Department has issued a notice regarding unclaimed and abandoned property held for over 90 days. Individuals listed in the notice must contact Cpt. Brandon Ratcliffe to claim items before a November deadline.
My husband Cary passed peacefully at home, under the care of hospice. He was a wonderful person; he was honest, caring, and gave his heart to Tooele City as a building official for several years. I wanted to thank the city of Tooele. Cary made a lot of friends, and he loved his job.
The Milford City Council is scheduled to hold a special meeting on Tuesday, November 17, 2026, to discuss water rights and undergo council training. The meeting will feature a presentation from the Utah Division of Water Rights.