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- 1From African Clay Courts to Pickleball in The Avenues▼From clay courts in Africa to pickleball in The Avenues, a S...
A Salt Lake City Weekly feature traces a Salt Lake City player's journey from tennis on clay courts in Africa to playing pickleball in The Avenues neighborhood. The story highlights how the fast-growing sport of pickleball is drawing converts from traditional tennis and building a community scene in the Utah capital.
- 2Summit County Library blends cocktails and storytelling at Sips N' Stories▼Cocktail recipes meet stories at Summit County Library’s Sips N’ Stories
Summit County Library in Park City, Utah, is running Sips N' Stories, an event series that pairs cocktail recipes with storytelling. The program gives adults a social way to engage with the library beyond traditional book lending, mixing drinks with shared narratives. The Park Record covered the series, drawing attention to how libraries are expanding their community programming.
- 3Non-Mormon historian looks forward to visiting Salt Lake Temple●Why this non-Latter-day Saint historian is excited to visit the Salt Lake Temple — even if there is no dancing
A historian who is not a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints says she is excited to visit the Salt Lake Temple, even though activities like dancing are not part of the experience there. The remark comes as the landmark temple in Salt Lake City, Utah, draws renewed public attention, and it highlights curiosity about the faith's sacred spaces from outside its membership.
- 4Hudson Yards developers eye 'unique' project in Utah City●Group that helped build massive development in Manhattan wants to do something ‘unique’ in Utah City
A development group that helped build the massive Hudson Yards project in Manhattan says it wants to create something 'unique' in Utah City. The Salt Lake Tribune reported the plans, which signal growing interest from major national developers in the fast-growing Utah County area. Details on the scale, cost and timeline of the proposed development have not been released.
- 5Utah immigration court struggles to keep pace with stepped-up caseload▼Utah immigration court is struggling to meet the Trump admin’s stepped-up pace
Utah's immigration court is falling behind as the Trump administration pushes for faster immigration case processing. Judges and staff in Salt Lake City are handling an accelerated docket, and local reporting describes mounting strain on the court's ability to keep up with the demanded pace. The situation highlights broader pressure on the nation's immigration court system as enforcement priorities shift.