2019 Utah Youth of the Year reaches out to others

Sugar House teen Jaime Duenas uses his position as the Boys & Girls Club 2019 Utah Youth of the Year to help others. Read More »

Shine a Light Walk creates community for NF patients, raises money for research

The walk was intended to unite families and friends to bring neurofibromatosis (also called NF) out of the shadows and eliminate stigma against it. Read More »

SLC’s first nature preschool expands downtown

SLC’s first nature preschool, Wee Humans, is expanding into Wonderbloom and a new location downtown. Read More »

Highland’s Freshman Success succeeds beyond academics

In its 14th year, the award-winning Freshman Success Program at Highland High School helps freshmen succeed in academics and in life. Read More »

Region baseball co-championship comes to Highland

The Highland Rams tied Olympus for the Region 6 baseball championship and advanced in the Class 5A state tournament. Read More »

International Rescue Committee celebrates 25th Journey to the Wasatch

The Journey to the Wasatch fundraiser has helped 11,000-plus refugees come to Utah. Read More »

Highland boys, girls combine for solid showing at region meet

Heading into the Class 5A state track meet, the Highland Rams had some momentum after finishing first in Region 6. Read More »

Si, se puede! Latino community builders honored for activism

Modern-day Utah activists receive awards for their contributions to Latino rights by the Utah Coalition of La Raza (UCLR). Read More »

Hate crime law passed; new project allows victims to document experience

The Salt Lake Tribune hosted a panel as part of their #TribTalk to discuss the new hate crime law, SB103, and how it could act as a catalyst to encourage victims to come forward. Read More »

What’s on your Salt Lake bucket list? Local guide book offers ideas

Local author Jeremy Pugh releases the second edition of “100 Things to Do in Salt Lake City Before You Die” guide book. Read More »