Utahns expect higher incomes, more jobs and have never been more optimistic about the state’s economy, latest index shows

(Francisco Kjolseth | Tribune file photo ) Downtown Salt Lake City seen from the top of the Walker Center. Utahns are more optimistic than ever about the state's economy, with the Consumer Attitude Index rising 8.9 points from September to October, Zions Bank announced Tuesday.

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