Started in 1996 by Alta locals, the Cottonwood Canyons Foundation’s Wildflower Festival aims to educate the public on one of Utah’s most vital mountain watersheds. Along with guides pointing...

  Families joined volunteers and organizers from The Family Support Center at Sugar House Park for a 5K run that raised money and awareness for the center’s work supporting families in need....

  Salt Lake City-based artist Sophie Nebeker hosted a ceramic tile workshop at the studio Iron Desert Arts on Sunday, July 5, to involve the community in a local art project.  At the workshop,...

  As wildfires and droughts become more prevalent throughout the Western United States, more and more homes are being exposed to wildfire risk. Wildland-urban interface fires (WUI) — a zone where...

  With the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, a new exhibition at the University of Utah’s J. Willard Marriott Library invites visitors to consider the nation’s history as...

  The United States men’s national team captivated the country throughout the 2026 FIFA World Cup. On Monday night their tournament dreams came to an end in familiar fashion with a 4-1 loss to...

  The Museum of Utah, the official museum of state history, opened last month and features a deep dive into Utah’s rich history. Its creators say it is great for long-time Utahns and newcomers...

  On June 25, 2026, Gov. Spencer Cox ordered a state of emergency via executive order, giving the Forestry State Lands director authority to restrict fireworks use through July 5. Cox cited that...

  On Wednesday, July 3rd, at 8:30 pm, the Utah Symphony and Utah Opera performed from a stage set up at the Utah State Capitol in Salt Lake City to kick off the semiquincentennial celebration of...