Silas Anderson toured the pits before learning Make-A-Wish Utah is sending his family to Hawaii.

Registration is open for the March 2027 gathering at Salt Lake City's Salt Palace, with online access still free.

Families will climb into real excavators and scissor lifts at Mountainland Technical College while raising money for pediatric cancer research.

Downtown Logan closes Center Street next Saturday for 116 vendor booths, a pie-eating contest, and pumpkins that could top 2,000 pounds.

The Grand America Hotel hosts six Pathfinder honorees and Minky Couture's founder on Nov. 11 as the milestone event turns 50.

About 30 people now live in a new dorm-style building at The Other Side Prep School, built module by module in Spanish Fork.

Rise & Restore pairs a Southern brunch with the Debra Bonner Unity Gospel Choir at The Other Side Village next Saturday.

About 30,000 Venezuelans told federal data they headed straight for Utah, filling churches, barbershops and food trucks in Midvale.

Utah workers clock fewer hours than anyone else in the country, and it still boasts the nation's top economic security.

The five-story building at 44 N. 1000 West already has its first two residents moved in.

A veteran who lost his son to suicide co-founded the Midvale show, now expecting 5,000 visitors and 280 cars.

The statewide gathering has more than tripled its early crowds, with youth track leader Cooper Ray drawing grades 6 through 12 for free.

Ryan Free once spent five hours a day shuttling his three sons to school one at a time. A stranger's gift just changed that.