Here’s how much more buying rather than renting costs in Salt Lake City
Buying a home in Salt Lake City is more than two times as expensive as renting, a new analysis shows. That’s based on Salt ...
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Utah signs off on $1.8B for downtown development zone after last-second big changes
SALT LAKE CITY — A state committee has agreed on a $1.8 billion "reinvestment zone" where major downtown changes will take ...
Analysis: How much roster turnover will there be in Alex Jensen’s first season?
Following a sub-.500 season, the focus is on next year’s roster for the Runnin’ Utes and their first-year head coach.
Gov. Cox signs three bills impacting child safety online
The new laws will require age verification for apps, give users control over their data and ban phones from classrooms.
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New stadium, new eats: What's on the menu at Salt Lake Bees' new stadium
Salt Lake Bees baseball fans will have plenty of new food options when The Ballpark at America First Square opens next week.
New law banning cellphones from Utah classrooms should have gone ‘bell to bell,’ Gov. Cox says
Gov. Cox said he wishes a new cellphone ban for Utah's classrooms that allows kids to use devices during breaks was ...
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West-siders react to Jordan River closure; SLC Council recognizes Start by Believing Day
The Council also recognized the first Wednesday of April as Start by Believing Day, and representatives of Wasatch Community ...
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Lyft fills more public transit gaps in Utah than elsewhere
Utahns are significantly more likely than the average U.S. Lyft rider to use the app when public transit is not operating.
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Neighbors weigh in on Jordan River Trail Closure and safety concerns
A section of the Jordan River Park Trail in Salt Lake City is closed between Cottonwood Park and 700 North with authorities saying it’s due to environmental and safety concerns.