Arts, Culture & Entertainment

"I really would like our own community to get away from the sort of faith politics of ‘does the show prove the church is good or bad or true or false?’" said Lindsay Hansen Park, a historical and cultural consultant for the series.

A new public art installation has breached the surface of a Salt Lake City neighborhood east of Liberty Park. For some, it’s a welcome sight. Others wish it had stayed submerged.

Anyone can search the handwritten names and ages of every person counted, where they were living, what they were doing for work and even how much they were making.

For Utah’s refugee and Black communities, food has become more than a daily necessity. They use it as a way to connect and educate others about their culture.

A filmmaker has documented the debate over a controversial highway through protected Mojave Desert tortoise habitat.

Across the West, women are changing the ways land and livestock are managed.

Artist Galina Perova is on her way to Poland to rescue family members who’ve fled war-torn Ukraine, with the hope of bringing them back to Utah.

Across the West, women are changing the ways land and livestock are managed. Ashley Ahearn saddled up for the Mountain West News Bureau to chronicle their big dreams – and daily challenges. This is the second story of a three-part series.

James Jackson III, founder of the Utah Black Chamber, is on a mission to knock down inequitable hurdles and create a space where Black Utahns feel comfortable being themselves.

State lawmakers are working on legislation this year in the hopes of restoring the Great Salt Lake. Meanwhile, some community members are looking to bring attention to the lake through art.

The ‘Last Hurrah’, a street festival billed as Utah’s biggest countdown to the new year, is set to take place Friday despite the ongoing pandemic.

The holiday fruitcake has been the butt of jokes for decades. But one professor in the Mountain West wants to clear its name.