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City Weekly staffer receives sweet, hilarious daily text messages from her loving grandma, and now they’ve gone viral.
Sierra Sessions receives daily text messages from Grams that include selfies taken in her living room, a bagel shop, the shower and other various locations, with a reminder of the love she has for her granddaughter.
Perjury claim leveled by Swallow's defense against FBI agent.
One of the mysteries that has hung over the Shurtleff and Swallow prosecutions is why the Department of Justice's Public Integrity Network declined to seek prosecution of the two former AGs.
Some feel new personal belongings ordinance at public library is exclusionary.
The Salt Lake City Public Library enacted a new policy this week that limits the number of items patrons can pack into the cherished downtown building. Starting on Tuesday, librarygoers are only allowed to carry in one large item, such as a full backpack, or two smaller items.
Chatting with three of the Utah-based comic book podcast's hosts.
Comic book culture has grown so much in the past decade that it's becoming near-impossible to stay knowledgeable about everything. Thankfully, there's an abundance of podcasts available, with panelists who have made reading their treasured tomes their livelihood.
World-premiere play explores faith based on personal experience
There's a sense of opposition built right into Thomas George's set for Plan-B Theatre Co.'s production of Virtue, a world-premiere from local playwright Tim Slover.
A look at the mixed-media exhibition currently on display at Art Access
An unusually warm February brought out people in droves who didn't mind walking around in the mild rain to see what was on display for this month's Salt Lake Gallery Stroll. That was both a blessing and a curse for a Friday night, as many galleries chose not to participate this month and instead took the night off, but it gave some opportunities for people to get around to other galleries they may not visit on their standard route.
I personally can't recall the last time I scanned through events and saw so many protests. Wait, yes I can: the last time we elected George W. Bush and everyone was pissed off at everything.
Scott Williams, lead defense counsel in the Swallow trial where he faces 13 corruption counts, implied at an ad hoc gathering of the press that the state was mistreating key witness Jeremy Johnson in an effort to influence his testimony, if he indeed testifies.