For part 2 of our series about the Jordan River Trail, we asked what does the corridor look like south of Salt Lake City and what could Utah’s capital learn from its suburban neighbors. Give it a read and listen to today’s City Cast Salt Lake episode to hear for yourself.

Big scoop from us this morning. We obtained a list of sites Utah is considering for its new centralized homeless campus. I hope you give it a read.

The final installment of the Jordan River series is out! We peered into the future of the the waterway and learned about what could be coming to its banks (maybe baseball but lots of other interesting destinations, too)

Jose took City Cast Salt Lake listeners on a journey along the Jordan River, from Salt Lake City down to Draper. Read his in-depth reporting, and listen to the companion episodes (linked in the story or wherever you listen to podcasts).

Delightful story from Kevin. Don’t miss this one.

ICYMI: I went through the final environmental report for the I-15 widening project so you don’t have to. sltrib.com/news/2024/11/0…

We got a Jordan River update from the SLC Council yesterday. More details at the link.

If you love trains and food, Kolbie Peterson introduced us to new options at the Union Pacific depot in her Utah Eats newsletter this week.

ICYMI: my report on the deals clearing a path for the Power District.

News from me: despite delay, a new family shelter is on its way to the Salt Lake Valley.

Scoop from us today:

Hey, btw you can find me over at Bluesky now, too, under the same handle. In other news, the first residents are moving into The Other Side Village this week. Read all about it in my last story of the year: sltrib.com/news/2024/12/3…

Big news today. The mayor sent a plan she thinks will address homelessness and public safety concerns to state leaders. Here’s what’s in it:

Don’t miss this one today, some absolutely stellar work from Robert Gehrke

Can attest that $8 all-in for two tix is not a bad deal for some NBA hoops and a chance to figure out who is going to be on the next great Jazz and Blazers teams. Cheaper than ice cream or a movie.

The Jordan River Trail reopens between Cottonwood Park and 700 North today with a new alignment and fresh pavement. Read all about it here: sltrib.com/news/2025/07/1…

Some SLC bike + ped infrastructure updates for you this Tuesday: sltrib.com/news/2025/07/2…

Some news: UDOT no longer plans to widen I-15 south of 600 North. But it is considering adding a lane to each direction of Legacy Parkway. Read all about it here: sltrib.com/news/2025/08/2…

As another Utah law enforcement agency teams up with federal immigration officials to fight illegal immigration, the American Civil Liberties Union of Utah is raising its voice against such cooperation. ow.ly/gJXy50WQC1I

State and federal authorities say a manhunt continues, but they've recovered a rifle. sltrib.com/news/2025/09/1…