SALT LAKE CITY — The family of a teenager shot in a drive-by shooting in Murray last month is grateful for the support of a niche community. “Mic Masters Alliance is a rap battle league, but it’s also like a family to me,” said Nathan Barth. He’s been a DJ for Mic Masters Alliance, who organized
NORTH LOGAN — A judge has ordered the North Logan City Council to publicly disclose the recordings of 18 closed meetings that were conducted under “executive session,” because it was not following proper procedures required under the Utah Open and Public Meetings Act. But the finding of “illegal meetings” by the court is just part
LAYTON — Utahns invested $60 million to expand full-day kindergarten this year, and you can already hear the investment paying off, in the voice of a 6-year-old. “Ted is a cub. Ted ran and ran,” the kindergartner read out loud. More kindergartners are now reading full sentences and books, not sounding out letters. Usually, only
A former CEO of two investment firms who was a financial TV analyst on a cable network’s programs and later became a fugitive after being accused of defrauding investors has been arrested, the Offices of the United States Attorneys reported Monday. James Arthur McDonald Jr., 52, was arrested last Saturday at a residence in the
Utah’s home prices are going up – again. After falling slightly due to spiking mortgage rates, the median housing price in the Beehive state reached $500,000 in April, according to the latest data from the Utah Association of Realtors. Prices are rising even though mortgage rates remain stubbornly high. April 2024 local market update. (Utah
A Washington judge ruled Friday that what have are known as “financial warning labels” must be included with initiatives on the November ballot. Republican supporters had sued to stop public investment impact disclosures from appearing on three initiatives, one that would repeal the capital gains tax (I-2109), a second that would repeal the Climate Commitment
What to Know NYC Dept. of Transportation (DOT) revealed dozens of new projects to improve bike and bus lanes. The MTA manages the city’s congestion pricing plans and estimates a profit of $15 billion to go towards funding long-term initiatives. Plans like widening bike lanes, installing bike parking areas and creating protected bike lanes linking Manhattan’s