Utah News spotted this story published September 1, 2026 at Salt Lake Tribune. Full coverage may follow as more sources report.
A fatal cyclist crash on 800 South has reignited the debate over whether painted bike lanes actually protect anyone, all while new state rules limit how much the city can change its busiest roads.
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By: Damon Yauney Posted The first day of September will still be stormy across parts of Utah! But even though scattered showers & t-storms will pop up today, they're most likely along and over the mountains and won't be as widespread or strong as Monday.
In a tale of two temples, the LDS Church opens the Ephraim Temple a short drive away from the historic Manti Temple. Snow College LDS students are thrilled to have the new building so close to their campus.
Since being awarded a Michelin star last week, South Salt Lake restaurant Monte has been flooded with reservation requests. Here's how long you might have to wait to get in.
What is Morgan Scalley expecting in his first game as Utah's head coach? "This is not a Morgan Scalley deal. This is a University of Utah deal," Utah's head coach said on Monday.
A public board meeting was scheduled for September 1 to discuss various administrative and educational reports.
The Mantua Town Council will hold a public hearing on September 17, 2026, to discuss the adoption of a new wildland-urban interface ordinance. The hearing aims to gather public input regarding regulations for mitigating fire hazards to life and property.