Cottonwood Heights

Back when they rented, first-time homebuyer Erin Hardy and her husband estimate that a third of their income was spent on housing. She said their mortgage is almost double what they were paying in rent.

Utah municipalities involved in the program say interest has spiked since the extreme drought in 2020.

Several employees at a Cottonwood Heights Starbucks have filed a formal petition to decertify the store’s union with the National Labor Relations Board.

It’s estimated that about 2/3 of Utah’s drinking water is used to water lawns and that the typical homeowner uses twice as much as they really need.

Twenty-three communities were eligible to participate, but several backed out over concerns about energy reliability and the program’s potential cost to residents.

Cottonwood Heights officially became the first store to unionize in Utah joining a national movement of Starbucks' baristas.

In a statement to KUER, a spokesperson said Starbucks is “listening and learning” from its employees, but they believe they’ll work better together without a union.

During the Cottonwood Heights city council’s work session Tuesday night, Councilmember Tali Bruce requested the city adopt a policy that mirrors one…

Tuesday morning, August 4, 2020COVID Numbers FallingUtah health officials reported 354 new cases of COVID-19 Monday. Although the number of new cases has…

Cottonwood Heights Mayor Kelvyn Cullimore Jr. is facing three challengers in this year’s election. Cullimore has been the municipality’s only mayor since…