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Snow leopard at Utah Hogle Zoo dies after sudden health decline
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah’s Hogle Zoo announced the death of a male snow leopard named Chimeegui Thursday after his health rapidly declined for an unknown reason. Chim was 12 years old. The zoo said the snow leopard, named Chimeegui and known commonly as Chim, was humanely euthanized...
West suffers 24-21 loss to Clovis East (CA) at the hands of own mistakes
SALT LAKE CITY — West's first home game of the season brought on an onslaught of mistakes that end up costing the Panthers. From the start, West was unable to go anywhere on the first drive of the game. The ensuing punt was fumbled and recovered by visiting opponent Clovis East (California) on the Panthers' 8-yard line, which led to an early rushing touchdown on the first play of the drive.
KSL Movie Show review: ‘The Crow’ is a dark story of revenge
SALT LAKE CITY — It’s been thirty years since the original THE CROW hit theaters – reluctantly. This was the film that took Brandon Lee’s life when a prop gun was not properly checked, Lee was struck in the abdomen and tragically died. The real irony...
'This is my light' — Davis County orchestra brings free music to community
LAYTON — Jonathan Nish, who works as a criminal defense lawyer during the day, says being director of a community symphony gives him a respite from the darkness. For director Jonathan Nish, who works as a criminal defense lawyer during the day, the Skyward Symphony provides a respite from the darkness.
Real Salt Lake, Emeka Eneli Agree On Contract Extension Through 2028 Season
SALT LAKE CITY – Real Salt Lake and Emeka Eneli agreed on a contract extension that goes through the 2028 season with an option in 2029. The second-year midfielder has emerged as an integral part of Real’s attack and defense in 2024. RSL selected Eneli with the 25th...
LGBTQ+ community rallying for hospitalized business owner’s recovery
SALT LAKE CITY — The LGBTQ+ community is supporting a beloved business owner this weekend, with a special event aimed to aid in his recovery. The business owner’s spouse is thankful for the support, and feels grateful for the people who saved his husband’s life when they jumped in to perform CPR so quickly.
Big 12 Reportedly In Conference Expansion Talks With UConn
SALT LAKE CITY – The Big 12 Conference is reportedly talking with UConn as a potential full member. Yahoo! ‘s Ross Dellenger reported that UConn officials spoke with Big 12 athletic administrators in Dallas last week. The possibility of bringing UConn to the Big 12 would give the...
Grade the trade pitch: Jazz give up hefty price for Brandon Ingram
While it does make some sense if the Utah Jazz entertained trading John Collins for Brandon Ingram, it would depend on what else would go into the trade. Ingram could vault the Jazz to another level, but knowing that he's both injury-prone on top of having an expiring contract, there's some risk there. Hence, he should come at a certain price, but not an unreasonable one.
Joel Klatt Makes Big 12 Championship Game Prediction
On Thursday, FOX Sports’ Joel Klatt made his pick for the 2024 Big 12 Championship Game. Klatt believes the two teams facing off in Arlington will be the Utah Utes and the Kansas Jayhawks, with the Utes emerging victorious. “In the Big 12 I’ve got Utah playing, wait for...
Enjoy the outdoors for a good cause at the Get to the River Festival
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (Good Things Utah)- It’s the end of summer, and with that comes the last summer festivals and events for the year. Executive Director of the Jordan River Commission Soren Simonsen and Senior Manager of Government and Community Relations of Marathon Petroleum, Brad Shafer, joined us today to talk about the Get to the River Festival and its events.
The man who stars as Jesus in The Chosen gives us a preview of Season 4
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (Good Things Utah) – The global sensation The Chosen is returning to your televisions next month! The Chosen is the first multi-season series of it’s kind, a groundbreaking historical drama about the life of Jesus. The lead actor who portrays Jesus Christ, Jonathan Roumie, joined us this morning to tell us what happens in Season 4.
Collin Sexton’s place with the Utah Jazz of tomorrow
Collin Sexton: the one they call Young Bull and the 6-foot-3 combo guard out of Marietta, Georgia garnered quite the reputation as a high school hooper. With a tenacity and drive that could only be rivaled by the likes of Russell Westbrook or the Energizer Bunny,. Sexton’s high school tape...
Lights of Hope at the Utah State Capitol
SALT LAKE CITY (Good Things Utah) – Utahns are invited to attend Lights of Hope, hosted by the. American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN). Each. year, the event serves as a powerful tribute to remember loved ones we. have lost to cancer and celebrate the millions of...
Landscaping Equipment Exchange Spring 2024 Program Outcomes
Here at SLCgreen, we’re always working to find actionable, high-impact strategies to improve local air quality. This spring, we ran our first-ever Landscaping Equipment Exchange (in the past we’ve partnered with the State’s program). Our goal is to remove highly polluting gas-powered landscaping tools from the airshed and replace them with electric alternatives. Through this spring’s program, the City was able to:
Community rallies to save West Valley Performing Arts Center
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — A few months ago, the West Valley Performing Arts Center was on the brink of closing. The community and businesses rallied to save it. While work is underway to keep a steady flow of funding, audiences are loving the current production Legally Blonde. It's...
Jazz Consider Crucial Lineup Change to Prioritize Future Youth
The Utah Jazz are contemplating a significant lineup change for the upcoming season, shifting the focus towards a youth-oriented strategy. Analysts, including Bleacher Report's Dan Favale, advocate for a starting five that emphasizes young talent like Walker Kessler and Cody Williams, suggesting they could enhance the team’s future prospects. As the Jazz prepare for the 2024-25 season, prioritizing the development of rookie and sophomore players over veterans is seen as a step towards rebuilding. This approach could improve draft-lottery positioning while providing valuable experience for younger players.
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