Affordable Housing

A morning snow flurry in Salt Lake City didn’t stop members of the American Federation of Government Employees labor union from rallying at the medical center for better pay.

According to the Utah Office of Homeless Services’ 2022 annual report, the number of Utahns experiencing homelessness for the first time jumped 14% between 2020 and 2021.

A group of Black investors has announced the acquisition of Holladay Bank and Trust, a 49-year-old commercial bank in the suburbs of Salt Lake City.

An area nonprofit is working with Provo city officials to offer hotel vouchers to people without a place to sleep. But what happens to those who are still on the streets?

A new 25-unit apartment complex will soon open in Beaver County as demand soars for housing in the rural community.

Gov. Spencer Cox highlighted education, housing, water and quality of life issues in his annual state address.

As lawmakers get back to work, the legislature will again try to balance needs, wants and big ideas with two powerful forces: the budget and a desire for tax cuts.

The Salt Lake City Council appropriated over $20 million for affordable housing projects in 2022.

In the absence of any official services from either the City of Provo or the county government, churches and nonprofits are doing what they can for the unsheltered.

Spencer Cox is asking for $150 million to go toward housing projects in next year’s budget.

The $28.4 billion proposed budget tackles some of the biggest issues facing Utah.

Central Utah faces the same housing crunch as the rest of the state and the loss of an affordable housing project is an even bigger blow