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Natural Law Apothecary’s Thursday music nights are unlike anything else in Salt Lake.

Stefene RussellJ-Rad Cooley Courtesy Photo There’s only one music series in town curated with help from Salt Lake County’s official Bee Inspector. There’s just one rule: Don’t bring your full drum kit. “The intensity on the bees, the intensity of other animals in the space, can be a little much,” explains Marinda Bowen, co-owner of Natural Law Apothecary.

Utah Statewide Average Gas Price Jumps 16 Cents In One Day

In a report published September 23, Triple-A reported that the statewide average gas price in Utah increased by 16 cents in a single day. The average cost for a gallon of self-serve regular has reached $4.96.

Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Interim Committee Reviews Salt Lake Audits

The Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Interim Committee held a meeting to discuss several audits and legislative items. The agenda included reviews of the Salt Lake County criminal justice system and performance audits of various local agencies.

Salt Lake CountySeptember 16, 2026

Salt Lake County Arts & Culture Completes Payroll Audit Recommendations

A secondary follow-up report issued September 16 indicates that Salt Lake County Arts & Culture has implemented or closed all original audit recommendations regarding payroll. The report concludes the audit cycle for the recommendations identified in the July 2024 audit.

Salt Lake CountySeptember 16, 2026

Report Analyzes Risks and Costs of Great Salt Lake Dust Control

A collaborative report from University of Utah researchers provides an analysis of the risks and costs associated with Great Salt Lake dust. The study examines potential mitigation strategies and the long-term benefits of stabilizing lake levels to protect communities.

Salt Lake CountySeptember 16, 2026

Salt Lake County schedules October hearing for tourism revenue bonds

Salt Lake County has scheduled a public hearing for October 6, 2026, to discuss the issuance of Transient Room Tax Revenue Bonds, Series 2026. The bonds aim to fund tourism-related infrastructure and construction projects.

Salt Lake CountySeptember 16, 2026

Lehi City Council votes to dissolve PARC Tax committee

The Lehi City Council voted 4-1 to eliminate the PARC Tax Advisory Committee and revise program guidelines. The changes will transfer the responsibility of vetting grant applicants from volunteer residents and staff to city staff and the council.

LehiSeptember 16, 2026

Salt Lake County Offers Funding for 2026 Diabetes and Hypertension Projects

The Salt Lake County Health Department has opened applications for 2026 quality improvement projects aimed at improving care for patients with diabetes and hypertension. Healthcare clinics in Salt Lake County can apply for funding to implement clinical practice improvements and receive employee incentives through October 25, 2026.

Salt Lake CountyOriginally published September 14, 2026

Salt Lake County Releases 2026 General Election Voting Instructions

According to a September 14 document, Salt Lake County has released instructions and important dates for the 2026 General Election. The guide outlines voting options, ballot return methods, and key deadlines for voters.

Salt Lake CountyOriginally published September 14, 2026

Utah Entities Report Major Transactions and Leadership Changes in September 2026

In a report published September 14, 2026, Utah Money Watch detailed various business transactions and leadership changes across the state, including a $40 million real estate acquisition by the State of Utah and a $108.1 million stock repurchase by HealthEquity.

Salt Lake CountyOriginally published September 14, 2026

Proposed $128 Million Bond to Fund 30 Salt Lake County Projects

A proposed $128 million bond would fund 30 parks and recreation projects across Salt Lake County if approved by voters. The projects include new trails, facility upgrades, and two new recreation centers.

Salt Lake CountyOriginally published September 14, 2026

Salt Lake County Voters to Decide on $128 Million Recreation Bond

Salt Lake County voters will decide on a $128 million Recreation General Obligation Bond on November 3, 2026. The proposed bond aims to fund the repair, completion, and construction of regional parks, trails, and recreation facilities.

Salt Lake CountyOriginally published September 14, 2026

Voters: Tell us what you want to know from Salt Lake County candidates up for election this November.

Which issues matter most to voters in Salt Lake County? Before we put together our voter guide for county races, we want to hear what you want to know from the candidates on your ballot.

via Salt Lake TribuneSalt Lake CountySeptember 14, 2026

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