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- New LDS President Dallin H. Oaks faces a crossroads of progressive . . .
After the passing of former LDS church President Russell M Nelson, his longtime colleague Dallin H Oaks has taken the helm as prophet and president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints—a transition that signals both continuity and conflict within the faith A complicated and often
- Plumhouse rallies the after-hours community as SLC Council eyes . . .
The private, nonprofit social club hosts weekly late-night events in a permanent location, often collaborating with other local collectives who rent out the venue
- City Weekly’s review of the stories, scandals and occasional silliness . . .
Over the past five years, I have written six City Weekly cover stories, from a deep dive into the factors limiting affordable housing development in Utah to a data-driven look at the University of Utah’s lack of athletic success in the Pac-12
- “We have to embrace transit”: Utah Transportation Commission approves . . .
Gochnour's comments came after the Transportation Commission voted unanimously to approve a long-planned extension of the S-Line Streetcar into the heart of the Sugar House business district The project—which includes $9 million of Utah Department of Transportation funding—will see the eastern
- BEST of UTAH 2025 - Libations
We tapped City Weekly readers to find the best local brews worth bar-hopping for, and these five are the faves Start at Bewilder Brewing with its refreshing Bewilder Big Crispy West Coast Pilsner, which pairs perfectly with the Bavarian bites on the brewery’s dine-in menu
- Feedback from April 24 and Beyond - cityweekly. net
Keep up the good work over there, we ought to put more money into Salt Lake City Weekly KARL OSCAR WEBER Herrima "Free Your Mind, April 24 Cover Zach Abend did an amazing job finding so many sources and getting to the root of [ketamine-assisted therapy's] issues Thanks for strong, ethical journalism! MORGINTHEUT Via Instagram
- Salt Lakers who drive to the train never have to hunt for downtown par. . .
Editor's note: The following article was originally published as part of City Weekly's 2025 City Guide, out now in print and available online There's a simple trick to driving in Salt Lake City that, once mastered, means never having to hunt for parking ever again: Park near a train stop
- Best of Utah: Body Mind 2025 - cityweekly. net
On behalf of Salt Lake City Weekly, I'd just like to say thanks to all the people who voted for Best of Utah this year and for this great list of do-gooders that we have as a result
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