Downtown Salt Lake City and 300 West are visible from the top floor of the Delta Center on Aug. 1, 2024. Utah legislators say they are preparing to tackle one of the largest logistical hurdles tied to a grand vision to revitalize downtown Salt Lake City, but a bill reviewing 300 West led to confusion. | Carter Williams, KSL.com

Grant, similar projects aim to ‘protect and enhance’ more than 13,000 acres of the Great Salt Lake’s wetlands.

The sponsor of Senate Bill 195 said he's discussing the best way to handle traffic, especially downtown. But an urbanism advocacy group worries that it may slow the momentum for street safety.

The Utah Senate moved to halt Salt Lake City's safe-streets projects on Thursday in the Legislature's latest move targeting the capital city.

Fluoride will be banned from Utah water systems by May 7, if Gov. Spencer Cox signs a bill now headed to his desk. Friday evening, the Utah Senate approved HB81, sponsored by Rep. Stephanie Gricius, R-Eagle Mountain, prohibiting fluoride from being added to water systems, the latest battle in a war that has been waged in Utah for five decades.

It didn’t take long for Salt Lake City’s mayor to name a new police chief. Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall on Thursday named Brian Redd, executive director of the Utah Department of Corrections,

A transportation bill passed by the Utah Senate is raising concerns over the possibility of the state prohibiting what Salt Lake can do with its streets.

Four people have been arrested in a kidnapping that resulted in an AMBER Alert being issued on Friday, according to Salt Lake City Police.

About a week after firing long-time Salt Lake City police chief Mike Brown, Mayor Erin Mendenhall on Thursday announced Brian Redd, the executive director of the Utah Department of Corrections, as her pick to replace him.

At one time in her life Jessica Rivero Altarriba planned to be a salsa singer. Instead, she became assistant conductor at the Utah Symphony.

The Utah Legislature is raising questions about what it means for Salt Lake City and its ability to do any road projects over the next year.

Utah legislators say they are preparing to tackle one of the largest logistical hurdles tied to a grand vision to revitalize downtown Salt Lake City, but a bill reviewing 300 West led to confusion.