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A fatal crash in downtown Salt Lake City has forced the closure of a busy intersection, according to FOX 13 News Utah. Police responded to the scene, with the intersection shut down while the incident was investigated and the area cleared. Drivers in the area are being advised to expect delays and seek alternate routes.
- 2Delta Launches Nonstop Salt Lake City to Flagstaff Flights▼Delta Adds New Nonstop Service from Salt Lake City to Flagstaff
Delta Air Lines has announced new nonstop service between Salt Lake City and Flagstaff, Arizona, adding a direct link between its major Utah hub and the northern Arizona city. The route gives travelers easier access to Flagstaff and nearby attractions such as the Grand Canyon without connecting flights. Travel industry outlets are reporting the announcement, which will interest frequent flyers and regional tourism businesses.
- 3New businesses and construction projects underway in southern Utah▼What’s coming to southern Utah: New businesses and construction projects happening now
Southern Utah is seeing a wave of new commercial development, with businesses and construction projects launching across the region. The Salt Lake Tribune has rounded up the latest projects now underway or in the works. The roundup highlights the area's rapid growth and gives residents a look at what retail and infrastructure changes are coming to their communities.
- 4Kevin O'Leary's Utah data center plans under scrutiny●Inside our months-long investigation into Kevin O’Leary’s Utah data center debacle Today I’m talking with Josh Dzieza, a
The Verge has published a months-long investigation into Kevin O'Leary's plan to build a massive data center in Utah, reportedly intended to be the world's biggest. Features writer Josh Dzieza discusses the reporting, examining what happened to the project and why it fell apart. The piece is drawing attention to O'Leary's business ventures and the promises made around the Utah development.
- 5Five arrested in Moroni immigration operation, ICE says businesses not targeted▼Five arrested in Moroni immigration operation; ICE says businesses not targeted
Five people were arrested during an immigration enforcement operation in Moroni, Utah. Federal immigration authorities say the operation was not aimed at local businesses, responding to concern in the community about who was being targeted. Details about those arrested and the circumstances of the operation have not yet been released, and the enforcement action has drawn attention amid ongoing debate over immigration raids.
- 6Jason Chaffetz says US economy moving in the right direction▼The US economy is moving in the ‘right direction,’ Jason Chaffetz says
Former Utah congressman Jason Chaffetz said the US economy is moving in the 'right direction,' making the assessment in an appearance on Fox Business. His comments add to an ongoing debate over the strength of the American economy, with commentators weighing in on inflation, jobs and the overall outlook from opposing political perspectives.
- 7Utah tech firm's AI unit sold, 175 workers laid off▼A Utah tech darling’s A.I. business just changed hands. Now, 175 local workers are losing their jobs.
A prominent Utah technology company has sold its artificial intelligence business, and roughly 175 local employees are being laid off as a result. The job cuts follow the change of ownership, raising questions about whether the new buyer will retain an operation in Utah or move the work elsewhere.
- 8Bishop Keith McMullin, former Deseret Management CEO, dies at 85●Bishop Keith McMullin, former CEO of Deseret Management Corp., dies at 85
Bishop Keith McMullin, a longtime leader in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and former chief executive of Deseret Management Corp., has died at the age of 85. The death was announced through church-affiliated news channels. McMullin served in senior church positions and led the company overseeing the church's media and commercial assets. Church members and colleagues are mourning his passing.
- 9Utah's sports and entertainment scene keeps growing▼Inside Utah’s growing sports and entertainment landscape
Utah Business takes a look inside Utah's rapidly expanding sports and entertainment landscape. The report highlights how the state has become an increasingly active hub for professional sports teams, venues, and live entertainment ventures. Observers point to new franchises, arena developments, and growing investment as signs that Utah is positioning itself as a serious player in the regional sports and entertainment market.
- 10Leonardo's Owner Opens New Restaurant Pa'l Corazón▼Leonardo’s owner expands into the restaurant business with Pa’l Corazón
The owner of Leonardo's, a restaurant in Park City, Utah, has launched a new venture called Pa'l Corazón, marking an expansion into a second restaurant business. The opening adds another dining option to the local scene and signals the owner's growing presence in Park City's hospitality industry.