Next year's Salt Lake Temple open house is expected to bring 22,000 visitors every day for six months, which is why detailed transportation planning is well underway to pull everything off.

A proposed ordinance to allow more housing types within the vast majority of Salt Lake City's residential neighborhoods received a key endorsement.

Despite delaying a vote over a proposal to amend zoning to allow more housing options in Salt Lake City's residential areas, the city's Planning Commission still got an earful.

An award-winning author, poet and long-time creative writing teacher has been selected as the inaugural poet laureate for Utah's capital city.

A video shows a tornado touching down in Davis County on Friday afternoon, during a sudden and tumultuous storm.

Salt Lake City and the Utah Department of Transportation are now working to help residents still displaced a month after the flood, but remain at odds over who is responsible for the water main break.

Utah's capital city is permanently limiting the amount of water that all new nonresidential buildings can use, but its leaders are also interested in tightening the cap beyond what is now required.

Utah's capital city is seeking to sell nearly 1,000 acres of land it owns near Salt Lake City International Airport as part of a plan to preserve the Great Salt Lake's wetlands.

Utah transportation officials have long dealt with road issues tied to beavers in Logan Canyon, but they believe a new project could help them coexist with the species.

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Utah's capital city still appears to have the most momentum heading into a pivotal moment in the MLB expansion process, according to one of baseball's top insiders.

Intermountain Health is slated to unveil new details about its planned new LDS Hospital near downtown Salt Lake City.

A historic Ford Motor Company facility-turned-office building in downtown Salt Lake City has been acquired, and its new owners say they plan to preserve the structure as its new headquarters.

Leaders of Utah's capital city completed its fiscal year budget on Tuesday by allocating nearly $35 million toward various projects, many of which were brought to them by residents and public groups.