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SNAP delays hit SLC food banks in shutdown
As the longest U.S. government shutdown meets its end, food organizations across Salt Lake City continue to feel the effects.
Zero Gravity Summit day two sessions explores energy, flight
Day two sessions examined how emerging energy and aerospace technologies could shape Utah’s economic future with Peyton Manning headlining.
Nikki Haley headlines day one of Utah’s Zero Gravity Summit
Utah leaders, industry executives and researchers discussed innovation, security and the state’s expanding role in national defense and aerospace.
SunTrapp shuts doors following monthlong worker’s strike
After a monthlong strike, Salt Lake City’s historic SunTrapp bar has closed, following a unionization effort by its employees over workplace conditions.
SNAP Benefits Delayed for November 2025
Food Stamps, or SNAP (the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program), is no longer available starting Nov. 1 due to the government shutdown. Here’s how it’s affecting the U.
Thousands gather at Capitol for ‘No Kings’ protest
Utahns gathered at the state capitol to join the nationwide protest of the Trump Administration Saturday, Oct. 18.
US Magnesium declares bankruptcy, delays lease termination
U.S. Magnesium was sued in August for failing to properly protect the environment from hazardous chemicals, leading to the termination of the company's lease on the Great Salt Lake.
Utahns question Lagoon dominance
As Utah’s only major amusement park, Lagoon’s longtime presence raises questions about prices, safety and monopolies.
Construction Takes a Toll on Small Businesses in Salt Lake
After years of construction on 2100 S and 1300 E, small businesses in Sugar House are struggling to recover.
The U Debuts First Jewish Space
The Mel Meister Chabad Lounge marks the first space at the U dedicated to Jewish students.
