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The Coyotes’ game against Edmonton on Wednesday night will likely mark the end of an era, a 28-year run of ups and downs in the desert punctuated by an anticipated move to Utah that will take the hopes of fans across Arizona with it.
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Gov. Spencer Cox emphasized he has a “great relationship” with the Legislature and hopes both branches work together to be “more thoughtful” and allot “more time” to priority bills moving forward.
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Are you a casual observer of Utah politics, liking a #utpol tweet here and there? KUER's State Street team invites you to a night of politics-themed trivia!
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Utah lawmakers passed a recording-breaking 591 bills during the 2024 legislative session. Gov. Spencer Cox has until March 21 to either sign or veto them. If he does neither, the laws automatically go into effect.
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Mayor Erin Mendenhall, former mayor Rocky Anderson and Michael Valentine are all vying for the top office in Utah’s capital city.
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Members of the Salt Lake City Council held a community conversation about the issue of homelessness on Oct. 2.
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Catholic Community Services wants to expand homeless services at its Weigand Resource Center after coming to an agreement with businesses and residents in The Gateway area.
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After Salt Lake City fenced off the median island on 500 West, advocates are worried that people have been pushed farther away from homeless services.
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In addition to allowing for taller skyscrapers in the downtown area, pedestrian-friendly measures like wider sidewalks and increased building setbacks are also part of the proposal.
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Thousands are expected be in town Feb. 17-19 for NBA All-Star Weekend, delivering an economic lift for those able to handle the crowds.
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Salt Lake City’s Japantown was largely destroyed to make space for the Salt Palace downtown. More than five decades later, members of the Japanese-American community have come together with the city to revitalize what’s left of it.
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Despite calls to save the Utah Theater downtown, Salt Lake City plans to move ahead with selling the property to a developer who plans to build a 375-foot…