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Knicks’ Potential Isaiah Hartenstein Replacement’s Trade Price Doubles: Report
The New York Knicks’ search for Isaiah Hartenstein‘s replacement hit a roadblock when the price of one of their trade targets doubled. From at least one first-round pick to now two first-rounders, the Utah Jazz’s asking price for center Walker Kessler has increased, according to The Athletic’s Jovan Buha.
Cottonwood Heights residents to vote on a bond for a new town center
SALT LAKE CITY — Residents of Cottonwood Heights will vote in November on a $25 to $30 million bond to fund a new town center. This new community development is called “The Heights.”. Cottonwood Heights Mayor Mike Weichers said the town center would offer restaurants, retail shops, and...
Netflix Cofounder to Transform Utah Ski Resort into Outdoor Art Park
When Netflix cofounder Reed Hastings purchased Utah’s Powder Mountain ski resort in 2023 for an undisclosed sum, the first thing he did was turn it into a private members club. He cordoned off 2,000 acres of the mountain and only made it accessible to people who own houses nearby for an annual fee between $30,000 and $100,000. Hastings did inherit $100 million of debt with his mountainous purchase, so he has to cut the deficit somehow. To show that he’s also a man of the people, Hastings, who is the chairman of Powder Mountain, has opened up the rest of the...
Collapse of iconic arch in UT has some wondering if other famous arches at risk
The recent collapse of a popular rock arch at Lake Powell known as the “Toilet Bowl” is a reminder that the geological arches that dot southern Utah’s landscape aren’t guaranteed to be there forever.
Road upgrades planned for Pine Valley Recreation Area, campgrounds and trails
ST. GEORGE — Outdoor enthusiasts wanting to enjoy the peace and solitude of Pine Valley have less than one month before construction crews invade the area. Over the last year, engineers have been monitoring the Pine Valley campground and recreation area roads for damage and preventative maintenance. Officials recently...
Former Jazzman Kenny Lofton Jr. Gets Another NBA Chance
Former Utah Jazz player Kenny Lofton Jr. has officially found another NBA home. Lofton Jr. signed a one-year deal with the Chicago Bulls and will be showcasing his talents to try to make the team beyond training camp. Lofton Jr. was not a Jazzman for long, but his scoring ability...
Top prospect AJ Dybantsa is set to make an official visit to BYU
BYU basketball is in uncharted waters as a program under new head coach Kevin Young. In Young's vision of the future, he dreamt of creating the perfect spot for NBA prospects to develop their talents before making the next step toward the highest level of basketball. In order to get that done, that meant the level of talent in Provo, Utah had to improve.
Paris Olympics Come to Utah
Paris in the summer, Utah in the fall. The Olympic greats continue their dazzling performance past the dates and boundaries of the summer games by bringing gymnastics to Utah in September. If you didn't get enough of the gold medal performance of our US Olympic gym team then grab a...
Judge orders ATF to return last ‘legal’ bump stock
The last “legal” bump stock is set to be given back to the owner this month after the Biden administration lost on its latest gun control effort. A federal district court judge, reacting to a Supreme Court decision knocking down a ban on the device from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives, ordered […]
New Restaurants Coming Soon to Salt Lake
Leave Room For Dessert Eateries, a fresh, innovative leader in Utah’s flourishing dining scene, is entering Salt Lake’s thriving Sugar House neighborhood, four years after first exploring opportunities in a market ideally suited to its two original and popular Park City concepts: Hearth and Hill, a dine-in restaurant, and Hill’s Kitchen, a café with grab and go.
Utah has a foothold in lacrosse, and the state's pro team is home this weekend
HERRIMAN — The history of lacrosse in Utah isn't always lengthy, but it may go back further than some realize. The first recorded lacrosse game was set to happen July 10, 1946, when Notre Dame College in Canada was scheduled to play a charity friendly at East High to benefit the Knights of Columbus youth committee, according to an article in the Salt Lake Tribune at the time.
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