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The Dispensary restaurant in Salt Lake City will have ‘legal’ pot pies, interactive art and games for a natural high
By Kathy Stephenson
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In Denver, trying to put a price on the value of a newspaper
By Nicholas Riccardi and Brady McCombs | The Associated Press
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Should students’ cellphones be locked up at school? New technology is giving teachers more options.
By Eric Walden
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You know the owner of T.F. Brewing — opening this fall in Salt Lake City’s Granary District. He has been part of Utah’s beer scene for more than 18 years.
By Kathy Stephenson
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Utah’s 3.3 percent job-growth rate in March was the nation’s best, fueled by businesses like the new AC Hotel in Salt Lake City
By Mike Gorrell
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4d ago
Live and dead cockroaches near the tortilla chips — and in the bar — force closure of well-known Mexican restaurant in Sandy
By Kathy Stephenson
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4d ago
Late snows helped mountain resort lodges in Utah and the West make up for some lost business
By Mike Gorrell
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5d ago
The Commonwealth Room, a new concert venue in South Salt Lake, announces opening date, first shows
By Eric Walden
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5d ago
Major concert tour coming to Utah is banning cellphones — but will others follow?
By Eric Walden
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5d ago
With spring’s arrival, gas prices are blooming in Utah and neighboring states
By Mike Gorrell
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5d ago
From aerospace to hog farms, study finds trade war with China would cost Utah businesses $60 million in exports
By Mike Gorrell
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6d ago
Tourists spent $3.7 billion in Salt Lake County in 2016, supporting 54,000 jobs
By Mike Gorrell
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6d ago
Utahns are big spenders on outdoor recreation — to the tune of $7 billion yearly, group says
By Brian Maffly
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6d ago
Starbucks to close 8,000 stores for racial-bias education on May 29 after arrest of two black men
By Rachel Siegel and Alex Horton | The Washington Post
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April 17
Heinz will bring mayochup, er, fry sauce to shelves nationwide — once it picks a name
By Sean P. Means
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April 17
How the FLDS controls an economy on the Utah-Arizona line — as told through an auto parts store
By Nate Carlisle
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April 17
Salt Lake City’s historic Trolley Square mall plans to renovate and add a movie theater, climbing gym and beer hall
By Mike Gorrell
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April 16
Deadline is extended, so you still have time to nominate your company for ‘Utah’s Top Workplaces’
By Eric Walden
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April 15
From funeral potatoes to fry sauce, Utah’s favorite food traditions have social media buzzing — and confused
By Kathy Stephenson ,
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April 12
America’s least-favorite candy is suddenly its most sought after
By Marwa Eltagouri | The Washington Post
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April 10
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Utah’s Beehive Distilling will make more than just its popular gin at its new home in South Salt Lake
By Kathy Stephenson
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April 10
Sprawling expansion plan for Living Planet Aquarium in Utah has a huge centerpiece: U2’s ‘The Claw’
By Eric Walden
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April 10
Utah internet experts size up Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg’s impending visit to Congress
By Sean P. Means
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April 9
Self-driving cars in Salt Lake City? Downtown chosen to be lab for ‘smart city’ wireless technology.
By Sean P. Means
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April 9
Utah resorts made do, out-of-state guests came through, to salvage a low-snow ski season
By Mike Gorrell
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April 8
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