Salt Lake City launched a new program to place plaques at specific sites that highlight a significant historical event, person or place in the city, but it's looking for help identifying sites.

Doki Doki, a Japanese-inspired dessert cafe known for its fluffy pancakes, is in danger of closing after experiencing a slump in sales.

Rent is considered "affordable" if it makes up less than 30% of the renter's income, according to the Redfin real estate company.

Utah leaders support Salt Lake City Mayor's new public safety plan and express readiness to collaborate on improving safety.

Last year was the busiest year on record for Salt Lake City International Airport, shattering all records set the year before. Over 28.3 million passengers either boarded flights out of or arrived at Utah's largest airport in 2024,

The comprehensive new initiative comes after Utah legislative leaders called on the city to fix the problems or have the state step in.

The public safety plan will increase police presence in high-crime areas downtown, in the Ballpark Neighborhood and the Jordan River area. The plan includes placing security cameras at parks, enforcing park curfews and improving responses to businesses affected by crime.

SO THEY GOT YOUR TOTALS HERE LOOKING AT ABOUT SIX AND A HALF PLUS INCHES. YOU CAN SEE WHERE THE SWATHS OF A LOT OF THAT SNOW HAPPENED. FOR US. THIS IS GOING TO BE RIGHT IN THAT METRO AREA. THE BAYOU HOUMA SAW TEN INCHES PLUS ESTIMATES BASED OFF THE RADAR,

The 32-year-old shot by Salt Lake City police early Thursday was taken to a hospital in critical condition, making him the fifth person in Utah in less than two weeks to be shot at during a police encounter.

The Great Salt Lake is once again expected to be a topic of discussion and action for Utah lawmakers in the 2025 general legislative session, which starts on Tuesday.

A new report highlighting Salt Lake City's place among the country's hottest housing markets is sure to elicit simultaneous cheers and eye rolls across northern Utah.

A pair of Salt Lake City record stores are part of a growing movement to create "third spaces," places for Utahns under 21 to gather to make and appreciate music.