‘Welcome to Night Vale’ brings weirdness to Capitol Theatre

Live podcast brought its trademark eccentricities to Salt Lake City. Read More »

Fairmont Park hosts night for neighbors to meet local law enforcement

The Night Out Against Crime encouraged the public to get to know their law enforcement, as well as offered a night of entertainment. Read More »

What happened to the plans for 2100 South?

The plans to change the lanes between 2300 East and 1700 East along 2100 South caused quite a stir in the Sugar House neighborhood, and because of the feedback the city got from those neighbors, their plans changed. Read More »

Where are they now? Marshall Grimm

A look into Marshall Grimm’s life after having a successful career in Highland High athletics Read More »

Women’s football team remains a nearly perfect juggernaut

The Utah Falconz women’s football team has now won two straight championships and still has only one loss in four years. Read More »

Is tackle football safe?

Football teams are back on the fields this fall. Keeping their players healthy has become a big concern for coaches and administrators. Read More »

SPA students teach teens during summer program

The School of the Performing Arts offers summer programs for students in grades 6-9. During the workshop, they learn to work as a team and rely on each other, building confidence and trust in one another. Read More »

Highland Park fifth-grade class makes friends through the written word

For elementary school kids, it can be hard to meet people outside your neighborhood, but Amber Pulley, a fifth-grade teacher at Highland Park Elementary, decided to connect her students and from there, both schools built connections and benefited. Read More »

Music stroll orchestrates symphony of food, bands and fun

A musical invasion took place around Imperial Park, find out what happened. Read More »

War against hunger continues, with homegrown reinforcements

Backyard GardenShare was planted seven years ago, learn how its continued to grow. Read More »