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The Euclid neighborhood park closed once over crime fears in 2021 — now it's getting dog areas, lighting and a game zone.
Salt Lake City's polar bear Neva packed on weight before vanishing into her soundproofed den. Nikita is still out and about at Rocky Shores.
The Canyon2Canyon Trail now stretches from Bryce Point to Red Canyon, open to bikers, skiers and leashed pets alike.
Shoreline springs near Great Salt Lake State Park are flowing again, setting the stage for the crystalline mirabilite mounds to reform once hard freezes hit.
Conservation groups say the road project could damage the canyon and send one tanker through every seven minutes.
Giraffes, zebras and an ostrich will temporarily shuffle barns starting September 23, 2026, while crews build a year-round indoor herd room.
A 2,500-square-foot garden at the community center now hosts native birds and bugs instead of grass.
A single resident hauling five-gallon buckets to thirsty trees helped turn a trash-strewn stretch of river into a neighborhood favorite.
The hike-only Anchor Trees Trail was formally celebrated Oct. 6 near the Daly West Mine headframe after three years of volunteer work by hand.
Crews have removed an old concrete weir and installed new stonework along the Weber River as Ogden's surf park nears its final phase.
Mayor Erin Mendenhall promised a west-side pool in 2024. It's gone from the next construction phase.
Salt Lake City's East Bench park now has a 83-tree memorial grove and a stone art trail that evolves for decades.
The island offered free park entry Friday as the long-awaited learning center opened with a 3D theater and research space.
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