Новости за 26.09.2019

The Rural Utah Project and the Navajo Nation Human Rights Commission collaborated to put on The First Nations Voting Rights Conference — a three day voting rights conference for indigenous people. The conference, happening in Salt Lake City on Sept. 25-27, focuses on the struggles Native Americans face when trying to exercise their voting rights.

Brigham Young University welcomed students back to school a few weeks ago. Students are confused by the construction on campus that began in the spring. One student said, “It’d be nice if we knew what it was for. I’m not opposed to construction as long as it has a purpose, but there is construction all […]

SALT LAKE CITY- Men’s Health announced 2019’s most fit cities, and Salt Lake City made a top ten spot at number seven. For many people, Utah recreation is a part of everyday life and career. That runs true for Janae Baron; a mom, a cook and a runner. Her running has taken her far and […]

Ever since news broke about a whistleblower complaint alleging President Donald Trump sought help from Ukraine to interfere in the 2020 elections, Congress has been on edge — including the politicians who represent Utah constituents.

Mountain Classic Real Estate's plan to remodel and reopen Amanda Knight Hall has raised concerns among local residents regarding parking.

More2Life began its partnership with the Harlem Jets, a Harlem-based non-profit youth sports organization, in 2017, the first year the foundation made a trip to Harlem. They have continued to work with the Harlem Jets’ football program every summer since.

Virtual currencies like Bitcoin have been exchanged worldwide with limited government regulation, but this changed late Sunday night when the cryptocurrency Bitcoin debuted on the New York Stock Exchange.