Sen. Karen Kwan is still adjusting to that new title, following her quick shift from the state house earlier this year

Veteran state lawmaker Karen Kwan has plied her skills on Utah’s Capitol Hill for several years. But it was a quick adjustment for her last winter, when she shifted from the state house to the senate at the last minute. Read More »

Comcast provides services for those who serve

Comcast creates a supportive workplace environment for military employees and offers experiences and discounts for its military customers. Read More »

Make the farmers market your regular grocery outing

Farmers markets can become your week’s grocery run with help from this comprehensive list of markets open every day of the week. Read More »

100 Companies Championing Women recognizes equitable policies and practices

The 100 Companies Championing Women initiative recognizes 100 companies in Utah creating women-specific policies and practices that allow women to advance as leaders in their fields. Read More »

5 reasons to see ‘Beetlejuice’ before it leaves town

Tim Burton’s bizarre “Beetlejuice” characters come to life on the stage at Eccles Theater through Sunday, Aug. 13. Read More »

SLCC exercise science student Erin Jackson aiming to repeat speedskating gold medal at 2026 Olympics

The 2012 and 2013 Female Athlete of the Year for Roller Skates turned speedskater is the first Black American woman to win the World Cup and the Olympic gold in the 500 meters. She also is a Salt Lake Community College student. Read More »

Granite Technical Institute’s student wins national pitch competition; new CEO program ‘lifechanging’

In 29 seconds, a Granite Technical Institute student-entrepreneur pitched her product from her company to win the national CEO pitch contest. Read More »

Dr. Angela Dunn still serves the public, just not so publically

An update on Dr. Angela Dunn in her new less-visible, but still critical role. Read More »

The next chapter continues for Skyline athletes

Numerous athletes are moving onward in their sports careers both near and far. Read More »

Granite School Board approves $4-an-hour increase for Educational Support Professionals

A $4-an-hour pay increase was approved for bus drivers, custodians, paraprofessionals, nutrition services workers, custodians and more in Granite School District. Read More »