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A day after the Senate confirmed Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson as the first Black woman on the Supreme Court, she spoke at the White House with President Biden and Vice President Harris

It has not been an easy two years for the Utah Pride Center. Now reopened, community members and former volunteers call for accountability and transparency from new leadership.

Sen. Mike Lee, R-UT, and Rep. Blake Moore, R-UT, joined the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce Tuesday to highlight the need to tackle government spending and supply chain issues.

One hospital chain says it has 3,000 job openings, but “the supply of talent just isn’t there.”

Randall said he will raise $1 billion in research funding and help the U become a top 10 ranked public university.

Record-low inventory and eager buyers have brought the median sale price in Utah to over $500,000 — the highest on record.

Members of a nearby tribal community say the site is negatively impacting their health and calling for it to shut down.

Tyson Plastow of Layton contracted COVID-19 twice in 2020, and he said it has completely changed the quality of his life.

A new dormitory-style housing project could be coming to Salt Lake City but some people worry it could worsen access to affordable housing.

The legislation allows people to opt out of their data being used for targeted advertising or sold to third parties. But some advocates say it doesn’t go far enough.

The groups say the Iron County water district “fudged” population projections to help them promote a $260 million water project.

Some Democrats have criticized Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson for supporting the independent candidate over one from her own party.