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Courtesy Stephen Williams“Sweepstakes” brings to life the emotional impact behind the millions lost every year to elder scams. The film shows how scammers prey on the naivety and trusting nature of an 88-year-old woman and the pain of her adult children, as they come to grips with what’s happening. -
Hannah Schoenbaum/APThe 101-year-old Japanese Church of Christ is one of two remaining buildings in Salt Lake City's Japantown district. The discovery of a cast iron box in the church's cornerstone is revealing the story of early Japanese immigrants.
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The announcement came Monday after the iconic rapper and reality star spent time with the team at the Olympic track in Park City, Utah. -
“We all are so used to looking at Google Maps and digital maps on our phones that looking at one that's been hand-painted is kind of a breath of fresh air,” said artist Rad Smith. -
This January, Sundance's last in Utah, will feature a screening of Redford's first independent film, “Downhill Racer,” along with restored festival classics like “Little Miss Sunshine” and “House Party.” -
As a radio host and event organizer, Suleyma Plancarte wants the next generation to enjoy cultural spaces she longed for while growing up in southwest Utah. -
Redford died “at his home at Sundance in the mountains of Utah — the place he loved, surrounded by those he loved,” publicist Cindi Berger said in a statement. No cause of death was provided. -
“The Spirit of Freedom” is a new religious pageant that plans to debut in Manti, Utah, next summer. -
While mascots are typically associated with schools or professional sports teams, the city of Herriman wanted one of its own. The Herriman Yeti has become a beloved part of the community. -
Following budget cuts spurred by the Legislature’s higher ed reinvestment plan, Salt Lake Community College’s Community Writing Center has been put on the chopping block. -
Point to a duck, moose or elk mounted on the walls of Bob Luzitano’s Layton, Utah, taxidermy shop, and he’ll remember the details of the hunt. -
Since there are so few boys in dance, they’re given special treatment and are raised to become leaders, said Southern Utah University dance professor Nancy Dobbs Owen. Girls, on the other hand, are told to fall in line. -
After the Department of Government Efficiency abruptly canceled nearly $1 million in funding for Utah Humanities, smaller organizations are feeling the ripple effects. -
“If I can bring something beautiful to them, it tells them they matter,” said music thanatologist and Zion National Park artist-in-residence Catharine DeLong. “It tells them that they are alive.”
