Business & Development

A Large-Scale Mixed-Use Development, Including Potentially Hundreds of Acres for Data Centers, Is in Preliminary Planning Stages for the Cedar Valley, Raising Concerns About Water and Air Quality.

The Utah County Attorney's Office Has Reversed Its Intent to Seek Capital Punishment for Douglas Carter, Years After His Original Conviction for the 1985 Home Invasion Murder of Eva Olesen Was Overturned.

Amid Challenging Economic Conditions, Airbnb and American Farmland Trust Are Offering up to $10,000 to Help Local Farms Diversify Income Through Overnight Stays.

A Notice of Claim Filed by the Family Alleges Security Failures at Utah Valley University Led to the Conservative Activist's Assassination Last Year.

The United Football League Announced Plans for a Utah Team, Ending a Nine-Year Absence of Major Professional Football in the State.

A 74-Year-Old Man Faces Charges in Salt Lake City After Allegedly Hitting a Mini-Bike Rider with His Vehicle and Firing a Shot at the Group, with Witness Videos Proving Crucial.

The Multi-Month Project in Salt Lake City's Rose Park Neighborhood Is Funded by an $85 Million Bond Approved by Voters in 2022.

Steven Fernandez Will Leave His Second Job Next Month to Dedicate Himself to the Cut Box, a Growing Barbershop Located Just Off 3300 South.

A Herriman Housing Development, Featuring Street Names Inspired by Boston Red Sox Players, Has Garnered National Attention After a Social Media Post Went Viral.

Governor Spencer Cox and White House Advisors Signed Documents Monday at the Utah State Capitol, Introducing a New State Initiative Aimed at Transforming Addiction Prevention and Treatment.

A Senior Housing Adviser to Governor Spencer Cox Suggested State Transportation Funds Could Be Suspended Following Wasatch County's Rejection of a Development Proposal and Its Opposition to a New State Law, Though State and County Officials Later Affirmed Funding Stability.

Running Back LJ Martin Led the Cougars with 176 Yards and Three Touchdowns, While Colorado State Later Apologized for Student Section Chants.

Nearly Two Months After a Devastating Blaze at the North Union Apartments, Unified Fire Authority Investigators Could Not Pinpoint a Specific Ignition Source, Citing an Estimated $65 Million in Damages.

For the First Time, the National Average Price for Diesel Fuel Has Risen Above $6 a Gallon, a Shift Expected to Impact Nearly All Consumer Purchases Across the Country.

Plans for a Large-Scale Data Center Near the Great Salt Lake Are on Hold as Tooele County Officials Draft New Regulations and Residents Voice Concerns to the Utah Inland Port Authority.

Creekstone Energy, Building a Large Data Center Campus Near Delta, Announced a Patent-Pending Technology to Capture Water From Natural Gas Combustion, Which the University of Utah Will Independently Verify.

As Local Businesses Adopt Artificial Intelligence, a New Approach Suggests Tracking How Quickly Employees Become Capable, Rather Than Just Efficiency Gains.

Food Trucks, Like Hooper's Southern Heights Bbq, Are Adapting to Increased Diesel, Gas, and Ingredient Expenses, Impacting Their Ability to Profit at Local Events.

Legislative Changes Nearly Two Decades Ago Ended Reporting Requirements, Leaving the State Unable to Assess the Financial Impact of Sales Tax Breaks for Data Centers.