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SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced three new exhibits that will be on display in their History Museum. According to the Church, the exhibits will be on display through 2027 to help celebrate the open house and re-dedication of the Salt Lake City Temple. They will open […]
Some recent news from Salt Lake City’s Community Reinvestment Agency makes for interesting reading. In the past few weeks, five exciting-looking projects in SLC’s downtown core have been greenlit for funding. First up, the biggie: a cool two mill for the redevelopment of the London Belle / Los Tapatios property, gutted by the August 2025 Main Street fire.
Bollare brought holiday shopping magic to three of the country’s most fashion and beauty-savvy cities this season, popping up in Los Angeles, Nashville, and Salt Lake City for a series of festive, invitation-only soirées. Three cities, 22 brands, 144 creators. Bringing together a curated mix of beauty and...
The difficult media landscape may have just claimed another casualty, but that doesn’t mean a newspaper cannot go out on its own terms. For more than 15 years, The West View—a quarterly publication centered on Salt Lake City’s west-side neighborhoods—provided local reporting by the very people it aimed to represent. Now, that work will be left for others to continue in another form, as The West View will cease operations at the end of the year.
A rendering of a proposed 4-story building along Main Street in Downtown Salt Lake City. Image via Salt Lake City, Chenzo LLC. A key parcel on Main Street will receive more city funds as part of its redevelopment efforts. On Tuesday, members of the Salt Lake City Council, acting as...
The owner of a five-townhome project at the corner of 500 South and 900 East already has a building permit. Now it’s asking Salt Lake City to let the building sit within a foot of the 500 South sidewalk, a workaround for a neighbor lawsuit that has stalled construction.