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Fireworks explode over downtown Salt Lake City during the closing ceremony of the 2002 Salt Lake Winter Olympics on Sunday, Feb. 24, 2002.

Despite strong polling, a 2nd Olympics could be a tough sell for some Utahns

Sean Higgins

Summit County and Park City governments kicked off a “listening tour” this week to gather community feedback on the prospect of another Utah-hosted Olympics in 2030 or 2034.

Photo of Main Street in Park City, Utah, during Sundance Film Festival.

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Politics & Government

Advocacy Organization Urges Salt Lake City Mayor To Let Homeless Camps Stay Open During Pandemic

Emily Means

The National Homelessness Law Center is asking Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall to leave homeless encampments up during the coronavirus pandemic, in lieu of an adequate alternative shelter.

Business & Economy

Utah Newspaper Project Drops Lawsuit Against Owners of Salt Lake Tribune And Deseret News

With the sale of the Salt Lake Tribune to Paul Huntsman being finalized, the Utah Newspaper Project has dropped their federal anti-trust lawsuit.The Utah…

Business & Economy

Judge Won't Dismiss Lawsuit That Challenges Newspaper Operating Agreement

A federal judge has decided Monday not to dismiss a lawsuit seeking to dismantle a joint operating agreement between the Deseret News and the parent…

The Deseret News and the Salt Lake Tribune

Business & Economy

Utah Newspaper Project Files Lawsuit in Federal Court

The Utah Newspaper Project filed a lawsuit today in federal court against the Deseret News and Digital First Media, the parent company of the Salt Lake…