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Get ready to rumble—the primary is fast approaching.
Assuming we survive the lunacy, we’ll be there to cover the race between the top two vote-getters, culminating in the November municipal election. But first, the primary.
Disney's big-eared elephant flies into multiplexes, along with a number of specialty offerings ranging from stoner McConaughey to the tale of a real-life terrorist tragedy. Tim Burton's remake of Dumbo fleshes out the original's thin narrative, but forgets to bring its soul.
Biskupski unveils a plan she hopes will foster collaboration and conversation among district officials and city police.
The legislation’s sponsor, Rep. Sandra Hollins, D-Salt Lake City, delivered a short address on how this agreement could dismantle the school-to-prison pipeline.
Disney's latest remake doesn't understand the soul of its predecessor's appeal.
The principle problem with Disney’s ongoing self-cannibalization isn’t necessarily that they’re trying to make new versions of perfect films; it’s that they keep engaging in brand deposits that flounder to find a distinct reason to exist.
SLC youth join thousands of students from around the world to demand action on climate change.
Hundreds of Utah students skipped school on Friday to rally on Capitol Hill and demand lawmakers take action to mitigate the effects of climate change.
Conversion therapy! Fornication! Slavery! A venomous lizard not native to our state! 2019 Legislature reaches feverish conclusion.
Legislators have toiled away on Capitol Hill for the past 45 days, making new laws and devising fresh ways to control the lives of their more secular constituents.
Church History Museum showcases Jesus-approved art in 11th international competition.
The pieces are loosely grouped into sections that have similar thematic representations, including animals, the cosmos, women’s devotional, the Book of Mormon, and of course, ol’ J-man Himself.
