Salt Lake City’s Granary District Embraces Pedestrians with Open Streets Initiative on Weekends in September
Salt Lake City's Granary District will have "Open Streets" on Fridays and Saturdays in September, closing 500 West to cars and offering activities, live music, and local business support.
Utah's GOP Leaders Consider Special Session to Propose Constitutional Amendment After Supreme Court Ruling on Ballot Initiatives
Utah's GOP leaders consider a special session for an amendment to counter a state Supreme Court ruling on citizen initiatives, stirring tensions within the state's government.
Roy City Suspect in Child Enticement Probe Shot by Police During Confrontation
A man was shot by Roy City Police during a confrontation linked to a child enticement investigation. He was wounded after attempting to flee from a traffic stop and is now hospitalized. Officers involved are on leave and details remain unclear.
Suspicious Suitcase at Salt Lake City Hotel Prompts Bomb Squad Deployment and Evacuations before All Clear Given
The Salt Lake City Police's Hazardous Devices Unit investigated a suspicious suitcase outside a downtown hotel, leading to temporary evacuations. The suitcase was found to be harmless.
Salt Lake County Appoints Anndrea Wild to Lead Homelessness and Criminal Justice Reform Efforts
Anndrea Wild is appointed as the director of Homelessness and Criminal Justice Reform in Salt Lake County, alongside new communications director Liz Sollis, as the county addresses social challenges.
Salt Lake City Council to Determine Fate of Fleet Block's Police Incident Memorials Amid Community Concerns
The Salt Lake City Council is deliberating the future of the Fleet Block murals, a memorial for victims of police incidents. The site requires environmental remediation, and plans to create a new memorial space are underway.












