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- News, Cover Story October 3, 2018
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Shred on Arrival
How one group is shifting the male-dominated world of skateboarding.
- "I believe the women's skateboarding scene right now is thriving,"
- News, Cover Story July 25, 2018
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The Cannabis Issue
Examining the hurdles Utah has to jump through to clear the way for medical cannabis.
- Doc started smoking marijuana when he was 13 years old, around when a physician diagnosed him with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
- News, Cover Story June 13, 2018
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Best Summer Concerts
This Van's A-rockin'
- ... and so will you by the time you're done reading our special Summer Festival preview.
- News, Cover Story May 23, 2018
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Summer Guide 2018
Make It Pop
- Our ode to the North Shore Monster and things fun in the sun in SLC.
- Blog, Buzz Blog July 24, 2017
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Let’s Get Fiscal
Utah makes the Top 5 most fiscally healthy states list, baby.
- Our beloved state ranked 3rd when it came to having enough cash to pay short-term debts and 4th in the area of having enough revenue to cover yearly expenses.
- News, 5 Spot June 28, 2017
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Skate Shop Showdown
Q&A with Half and Half Skate Shop owner Milhouse Williamson.
- Salt Lake City's Half and Half Skate Shop—where, as owner Milhouse Williamson puts it, they like "using fun, vibrant and dumb art, but the skating is serious and the homies kill it"—recently competed in the third installation of TransWorld Skateboarding magazine's Shop Showdown.
- News, June 14, 2017
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In Bloom
Iosepa comes alive for a weekend to celebrate exodus centennial.
- Over a weekend in late May, an assorted group of lively people met in the desolate locale to celebrate the passing of 100 years since a majority of Iosepa's inhabitants left the town en route to Hawaii.
- News, November 23, 2016
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Gauging HB 348
Some consider penalty reduction bill a silver bullet for much-needed prison reform.
- The state appeared to indicate with HB 348 that it wanted to improve the criminal justice system for drug offenders. Now in the wake of the bill's passing, pinpointing the effects of the legislation depends on who you ask.
- News, 5 Spot August 24, 2016
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Q&A with Chris Neve
The Starving Artists Project
- He recently started a series called The Starving Artists Project that he plans to use to promote art and individuality.
- Blog, Buzz Blog August 14, 2016
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Losing Their Religion
City Creek Park hosts fifth annual LDS mass resignation.
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The Cannabis Issue
Examining the hurdles Utah has to jump through to clear the way for medical cannabis.
July 25, 2018
