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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…
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Salt Lake police have opened a temporary precinct west of downtown to address an uptick in crime in the North Temple corridor, police said Tuesday.The new…
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Leaders say the long-term crime and drug crackdown in Salt Lake, Operation Rio Grande, is moving into a new phase. The focus now is getting people to…
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Downtown Salt Lake City will soon have more public art, thanks to a long-term project that kicked off on Monday.Officials say downtown Salt Lake is…
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The Utah Arts Festival, one of the largest annual festivals in the state, begins Thursday in Salt Lake City.This year there are 174 visual artists, 55 of…
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Regular visitors to Salt Lake City’s Downtown Farmers Market may notice something missing this summer: market organizers are banning plastic bags.Market…
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After nearly two years, construction on Regent Street in downtown Salt Lake City is complete.Regent Street has been undergoing a facelift since the summer…
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A fence will soon go up between the Road Home shelter and The Gateway mall in downtown Salt Lake City. The Utah Transit Authority says it will pay about…
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A new report by the Downtown Salt Lake City Alliance finds the city lacks affordable housing for young and low-income workers. The Downtown Alliance is a…
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The estranged husband of restaurateur, real estate developer, and LGBT advocate John Williams has been arrested on suspicion of murder and arson. Williams…