Stadler, a Swiss train manufacturer, plans to grow its facility on the west side of Salt Lake City and add 300 more jobs.

As suburbs grow across the Wasatch Front, Utah transit agencies are trying to plan ahead to keep pace with new development.

Sundance Film Festival officials say affordability and accessibility were the main variables driving their decision to ...

An empty lot underneath an off-ramp bridge will soon be home to a pair of futsal courts and other amenities, potentially ...

The two-part $90.4 million project centers around the renovation and reimagination of the 106-year-old Bissinger Company ...

SALT LAKE CITY — A judge has refused to reject a lawsuit against the state of Utah that accuses leaders of not doing enough to save the Great Salt Lake. Third District Court Judge Laura Scott ...

The Utah Hockey Club has been a staple in the Utah community since day one. Their Next-Gen game on Saturday was another ...

The best way to get around Salt Lake ... you plan on spending your entire vacation downtown, you'll want a car. In fact, a vehicle is necessary to access the nearby ski slopes in Park City ...

While the most recent iteration of the lake dates back only to ... results of local control firsthand. City officials there voted to take its new visitor center out of the hands of the National ...

Rail equipment manufacturer Stadler will receive a tax break from a Utah agency as part of the expansion of its Salt Lake ...

Salt Lake City has become a hub for tech, banking and sports after the 2002 Olympics helped boost development in key ...