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On a foggy morning near the summit of Teton Pass, Rachael Dunlop picked her way to the top of a steep, loose rock field, known as talus, wearing a sweatsuit and gloves. The neuroscientist and wildlife photographer stepped carefully down the Mount Glory slide path where avalanches run often in winter. Occasionally, she dropped to her hands and rear on the unstable rock to reach coordinates provided by the state to the Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation, where she is one of a few dozen volunteers.
One of my favorite burger counters in Utah sits beside a little backyard ball field modeled on The Sandlot. Yes, that Sandlot. I still can’t get over it. Then it gets stranger. Another spot serves Mexican food inside a converted gas station. A third names a burger after an...
Salt Lake City — a place where the Wasatch mountains rise like cathedral spires, where the sun glances off glass towers and pioneer brick, where the scent of roasting coffee and chile verde drifts through neighborhoods stitched together by memory and migration. Here, the city pulses with the footsteps of students, artists, tech dreamers, and families who’ve called this valley home for generations and those just arriving, hungry for possibility.
Order fries almost anywhere in the state and you will probably be offered Utah fry...
More than 1,500 people headed to the library on Thursday evening for a free saxophone concert, and the viral musician behind it all is holding another performance on Friday evening.
Utah State Extension's Katie Wagner says mowed leaves can go on lawns in a thin layer, while black walnut and diseased leaves go in the yard waste bin.
SALT LAKE CITY — A little novelty can go a long way! Sometimes the best cure for a busy week is something you've never done before: a new spot to explore, a new bite to try or a new experience that gets you out of your routine. Melisa Osmond...
Tepanyaki Kitchen is a new dining concept in downtown Salt Lake City and they joined us in studio with some of the favorite menu items. You're probably familiar with Tepanyaki Grill, and this is similar, but instead of cooking the food at your table, you can watch as it's prepared in an open kitchen.
Six new murals now color the walls of Salt Lake City's North Temple corridor, turning storefronts and apartment buildings into canvases for stories about immigration, nature and neighborhood change. The works, created by local artists in partnership with business owners along the strip, mark the completion of a public art effort that has reshaped blank walls from Rancho Market to Red Iguana 2.
Santa Shack still needs to find its home for the Christmas season after relocation setbacks, now waiting for approval that could bring it back to its original location where it started 80 years ago.
SALT LAKE CITY — A new fiberglass sculpture recently added to Main Street quietly foreshadows a colorful new project coming to downtown Salt Lake City. No, it's not a memorial to the Salt Lake Bees, which left the city for South Jordan in 2025. Rather, this bee is the first of seven aimed at celebrating the city's neighborhoods for the Salt Lake Temple open house, which is projected to welcome in millions of visitors next year.
One big-box chain sells a 26-item Thanksgiving meal basket that’s built to feed 10 people. It comes with a Butterball turkey, pumpkin pie fixings, and even mini marshmallows for the sweet potatoes. I love that someone sat down and planned the whole feast like a grocery puzzle. The best...
Why settle for one pretty overlook when a single mountain road can hand you aspens, red rock, lakes, and a waterfall trail? I’m convinced fall color feels even better when you can park, step out, and walk right into it. This byway climbs into the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest and...
SALT LAKE CITY — People throughout the world have heard of the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square, but there is also The Bells at Temple Square. KSL attended a rehearsal for the upcoming "Ring Out With Joy" concert on Nov. 20 and Nov. 21 at the Salt Lake Tabernacle at Temple Square — considered to kick off the holiday music season.
Fresh seafood flies into Utah by airplane, so your dinner plate can hold fish from waters far beyond the desert. I love that someone looked at a landlocked state and decided great chowder still needed to happen. The founders started arranging daily fish flights back when the idea sounded a...
Few winter surprises are as nasty as a burst pipe. One cold night, the water inside freezes and expands, and by morning you may be dealing with a flood in […]
Mack's Finest Gelato, the scratch-made gelato shop that has quietly built a following in Park City's Prospector neighborhood, is expanding south. Construction is now underway on a second location in Salt Lake City's 900 South corridor, in the Central City neighborhood, bringing the shop's small-batch approach to a new crowd of regulars.
