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Historical research sheds light on Spring Canyon’s White Lady

PRICE – At the Carbon County Historical Society’s Oct. 29 meeting, local researcher Jake Hardy shared his findings on the history behind the White Lady of Spring Canyon. Hardy has spent several years looking into the story, reviewing old newspaper accounts, death records and family histories to see if he could identify the woman behind the White Lady legend.

Price, UT · 1d
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This Utah Building Was Put Around a Cliff With Approximately 1,500 Dinosaur Bones

The Quarry Exhibit Hall is built around a cliff face that displays approximately 1,500 dinosaur...

Utah · 2d

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Creating Hollywood Movies And Painting Fine Art Just Another Day For This Southern Utah Artist

He enjoys taking some part of nature important to a family and infusing it into the paint on the canvas.

Utah · 13h

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Wasatch Back ski resorts are ready to welcome a new season

The 2025-2026 winter season was defined by historically low snowpack and warm temperatures that prevented ski areas from making snow. As a result, some resorts opened late or closed early. But Ski Utah CEO Nathan Rafferty said based on calculations from Open Snow forecaster Evan Thayer, there’s a 98.6% chance...

Park City, UT · 4h
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Annual 'Heart Gallery' on display at Utah Capitol to benefit Utah foster kids

SALT LAKE CITY — Portraits of children in Utah's foster care system were recently on display at the capitol rotunda as part of Raise the Future's annual Heart Gallery. The Heart Gallery is intended to highlight the children and their journeys. Raise the Future partnered with professional photographers to...

Utah · 1d

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Two Longtime ‘KSL NewsRadio’ Voices Set Retirement Dates.

Bonneville’s “KSL NewsRadio” KSL-AM/FM (1160/102.7) in Salt Lake City is preparing for a pair of departures as two longtime personalities prepare to retire. Afternoon news anchor Jeff Caplan will sign off Tuesday (Nov. 10), followed by morning co-host Amanda Dickson on Thursday (Nov. 12). Both departures mark the ends of lengthy broadcasting careers.

Salt Lake City, UT · 2d

Deseret News

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Photo gallery: Holocaust Memorial rededicated in Salt Lake City

On anniversary of Kristallnacht, those gathered reminded of importance of sacred spaces.

Salt Lake City, UT · 1d

ESPN 97.7

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Salt Lake City Is What People Think Denver Is, And The Geography Proves It

Denver gets the mountain-city credit, but Salt Lake City is the one wrapped in peaks 360 degrees. Downtown to deep woods in minutes, not hours. Two towns, two very different feels.

Salt Lake City, UT · 21h

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Historic Hancock Mansion stays standing while surrounded by construction

Owner Danell Murdock bought the house in 2013 to house her graphic design company. Today, construction surrounds three out of four sides of the house and there are no plans to sell.

Salt Lake City, UT · 1d

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Draper's Point could become home to 40,000-person concert venue

DRAPER, Utah (KUTV) — The Point of the Mountain State Land Authority Board approved a plan Nov. 10 for Blackwall Ventures to build an outdoor concert and festival venue in Draper. The venue could accommodate up to 40,000 people and open as early as 2027. Blackwall planned to invest...

Draper, UT · 22h

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Natural History Museum of Utah hosts first of its kind ‘ScienceFest’

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (ABC4) — Visitors at the Natural History Museum of Utah had the opportunity to meet scientists and learn about research as a part of "ScienceFest" this weekend. The event offered behind-the-scenes lab access, scientist conducting cutting-edge research, live physics and chemistry demonstrations, as well as...

Salt Lake City, UT · 3d

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The Brigham City Dancer Who Brought The Nutcracker Home

In 1944, Willam Christensen, a dancer from Brigham City, was asked to put on a show in San Francisco that would lift people’s spirits during World War II. He chose The Nutcracker. With many male dancers away at war, a ballet with plenty of roles for children was one he could stage.

Brigham City, UT · 2d

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St. Paul's Episcopal Church already preparing for centennial celebration next year

SALT LAKE CITY — After nearly 99 years in Salt Lake City, St. Paul's Episcopal Church is already preparing for the centennial celebration of the sanctuary's dedication next November. Stained glass windows across the church have been re-lined with lead, the roof is under repair, and archivist and historiographer...

Salt Lake City, UT · 3d

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WATCH: Viral saxophonist draws huge crowd to Salt Lake City Public Library

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.

Salt Lake City, UT · 5d

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This Utah Holiday Market Is A Treasure Trove Of Handmade Ornaments, Hot Cider, And Rare Gifts

Local artists and makers bring their handmade creations together at this Utah holiday market each winter, and admission is free. That’s the kind of holiday math I can fully get behind. The shelves hold pottery, jewelry, candles, clothing, greeting cards, and 2-D artwork from people who live and create...

Utah · 3d

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The Bells at Temple Square to kick off the holiday music season

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.

Salt Lake City, UT · 3d

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Six New Murals Transform Salt Lake City's North Temple With Local Stories

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.

Salt Lake City, UT · 4d

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Why a new, soon-to-be colorful swarm of bees are coming to Salt Lake City

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.

Salt Lake City, UT · 3d

Deseret News

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Second oldest congregation in Utah continues to serve Salt Lake City

The First Congregational Church is the first church outside The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to be founded in Utah. More than a century later, the congregation still thrives.

Salt Lake City, UT · 15d