Each year, City Weekly publishes hundreds of stories online and in print, working to inform and entertain our readers about ...

POPLAR GROVE—The inaugural residents of a neighborhood of tiny homes on Salt Lake City's west side are set to move in this ...

For the past two-and-one-half years, a popular cafe located in a busy section of Salt Lake City has been catering to the ...

Irvine is a moderate Republican, a retired army general and former commander of the 96th Infantry of the U.S. Army Reserve at Fort Douglas. He served four terms in the House, from 1972 to 1980. “The ...

In commemoration of City Weekly's 40th anniversary, we are digging into our archives to celebrate. Each week, we FLASHBACK to a story or column from our past in honor of four decades of local ...

What's more, in addition to patterns of omission in the stories as a whole, one can also find intersecting patterns within ...

For your New Year's Eve celebration, we here at the Beer Nerd desk have been researching the perfect beers to welcome in 2025 ...

But at least we have our preferred opiate of the masses to look back on fondly: our favorite geeky pain-killers. It's been a ...

The settlement is part of EPA's ongoing national strategy to protect communities from toxic lead paint hazards. Many homes built before 1978 have lead-based paint, which was banned from use in 1978 ...

Salt Lake City taxpayers are on the hook for $900 million for Smith's project. But don't worry, be happy. City officials didn ...

Colorful lights are everywhere—a reminder of a new star in the eastern sky, announcing the birth of a baby boy to a teenaged ...

Holiday gift-giving can be pretty tough—but never fear. City Weekly is here to ease your worries about what to get for your ...