A four-story condo building with a rooftop deck is pitched for a Central 9th lot near the old Red Lion Hotel site.

A Salt Lake City deck renovation uncovered a 1940 headstone belonging to a child whose grave already has another marker. The discovery leaves behind a strange question about the stone’s journey.

Utah’s new 4.7% targeted-advertising tax is headed to court before it takes effect. The fight could determine whether Big Tech or Utah businesses ultimately bear the cost.

A luxury Moab resort was ordered closed after Utah regulators found its water-treatment system had failed and guests may have received unsafe water.

Salt Lake City’s forecast jumps from 94 degrees Wednesday to 103 Friday and Saturday as patchy smoke lingers. A slight chance of storms returns Monday.

Utah has reported 48 cyclosporiasis cases since May 1, including five with no travel outside the state. Officials say none have been linked to the national lettuce outbreak.

Four 24/7 recycling sites are now open across Summit County as officials push to extend Three Mile Canyon Landfill’s life by a decade.

Orem’s Windsor Park now has 12 new sports-lighting poles, opening the door to more evening games and recreation.

A Utah dealer faces 15 felony charges over allegedly washed titles tied to hail-damaged vehicles worth nearly $2 million.

South Salt Lake police are searching for Kyle Cutolo, who was last seen Saturday night and may be headed toward Las Vegas.

Millcreek Common’s annual Pacific Islander Skate Night returns this Saturday with free skating, cultural performances, food and family activities.

A Salt Lake City man is accused of sexually assaulting two women within weeks. Police arrested him after a second report led officers to his apartment complex.

Salt Lake City’s Yours Always Music Festival was abruptly canceled before its October debut, with its website and social channels disappearing almost overnight.