12 hrs ago | Salt Lake Tribune
SLC honors 3 firefighters trapped in deadly 1943 blaze
The Salt Lake Tribune) On Sunday, May 19, 2013, Salt Lake City firefighters paid a special tribute to three firefighters who lost their lives 70 years earlier during the Victory Theater fire.
17 hrs ago | KSL-TV
Refugee woman from the Congo finds friends, new life in Utah
A refugee woman from Congo has started a new life in Utah, and shares her story of survival with her new friends and neighbors to offer them hope.
19 hrs ago | Deseret News
Book review: 'School Spirits' is a teenage tale of a monster-hunting family
"School Spirits" is a young adult novel by Rachel Hawkins. She will be in Salt Lake City on Wednesday, May 22, for a book signing.
23 hrs ago | Hispanic Business
Indie films invade the Cheyenne International Film Festival.
May 18--"Only Daughter" was born out of frustration. Director Aaron Wiederspahn was tired of navigating the Hollywood production maze with his other projects, constantly waiting around for more money or a bigger name to sign on.
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Baylen Linnekin on the Uncertain Future of Awful "Ag Gag" Laws
So-called "ag gag" laws unconstitutionally target farm whistleblowers. Two recent decisions have dealt a serious blow to these laws.
Bulgarians opened Living Traditions in Salt Lake City
Legendary Margaret Strickland with Duna folk group opened Living Traditions on May 18 at Stage South .
Indie film producer Seraphim Ward finds success in horror subgenre niche
Seraphim Ward doesn't hesitate to call herself an occult filmmaker even though horror film is the widely accepted niche term.
Pakistani film 'Lamha' wins award at DC South Asian Film Festival
The award was presented by the Indian Ambassador to the US, Nirupama Rao, to Producer Meher Jaffri.
Bronze Plaque honoring Salt Lake City police officer unveiled
SALT LAKE CITY — Friday afternoon was the first time Sandi Dunman-Bromley has been at a ceremony for her husband.
Books, faith do the heavy lifting for 'World's Strongest Librarian'
Josh Hanagarne has somehow managed to fit a small collection of books into his memoir, "The World's Strongest Librarian." There's the story of a boy who fell in love with books early and never let go.
85-year-old wife of Mormon church president dies
In this April 3, 2011 file photo, president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Thomas S. Monson and his wife, Frances, wave to the crowd after The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 181st Annual General Conference, in Salt Lake City.
Kendrick joins Braff indie film
Wish I Was Here was funded by a hugely successful kickstarter campaign which appealed for funds from donors to finance the film.
Historic 1983 flood approaches 30-year anniversary
SALT LAKE CITY — Memorial Day weekend marks the 30th anniversary of a massive flood that turned State Street in downtown Salt Lake City into a river.
Son wants to keep father behind bars as Utah murder case proceeds
To keep John Brickman Wall in jail as he awaits trial for the alleged murder of his ex-wife, the couple's 19-year-old son will testify in court Monday that his father is a violent, vindictive man who poses a threat to himself and his four children.
Mormon Cocktail Hour at Pago, Finca and Wild Grape Bistro
From May 16-26, 2013, three Salt Lake City restaurants will feature food and drink specials-creatively named Mormon Cocktail Hour-inspired by the works of playwright and author Miguel Santana.
Another You indie film wraps in Charleston
The "Another You" film crew sets the scene with local extras before they bring in the stars of the film for the last day of shooting on the production.
From the home front: Shipping containers create budget homes: Sarah House Utah and NYC
Sarah House: A prototype for affordable houses for low-income people is taking shape in Salt Lake City.
Activists come together to address climate change impacts and climate justice
Using " The Island President " as a rallying point, 11 of Salt Lake City's leading activists came together on May 15, 2013 at the Broadway Centre Cinemas to explore the diverse faces of climate justice.
Half the Road, indie film exploring cycling inequalities
HALF the ROAD is a documentary film that explores the world of women's professional cycling, focusing on both the love of sport and the pressing issues of inequality that modern-day female riders face in a male dominated sport.
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Salt Lake City: Uzbekistan national arrested in Idaho on multiple terrorism charges.
Fazliddin Kurbanov, 30, was arrested Thursday morning in Boise, Idaho as part of a federal terrorism investigation.