Alton Barnhart

1 week ago | slugmag.com | Alton Barnhart

ElioDirectors: Madeline Sharafuan, Domew Shiil, Adrian MolinaPixar Animation StudiosIn Theaters: 06.20.2025It used to be a foregone conclusion that if there was a new release from Pixar, it wouldn’t just be the best and biggest animated hit of the summer, it would be, at the very least, a contender for the title of best overall film.

1 week ago | slugmag.com | Alton Barnhart

It seems as if Salt Lake City has finally earned its credibility of being the big, bold, bustling metropolis it aimed to be: An all-star lineup of professional sports ready to station in its northwest Pleasure Island of sorts. A1-graded celebrity endorsements, whether through picture perfect filming locations or a damn hot pink Raising Canes. The literal passing of the torch with the announcement of hosting the 2034 Olympics.

1 week ago | ksltv.com | Alton Barnhart

COTTONWOOD HEIGHTS — A total of 40 people were stuck in the tram cabins at Snowbird Resort. Officials from Snowbird said the emergency brake system tripped at 4:20 p.m., halting both the red and blue tram cabins. Snowbird said there were 30 people in the red tram and 10 people in the blue tram, all stuck for an hour and a half. The tram is back up and running with no injuries reported. This is a breaking news story. It may be updated.

1 week ago | ksltv.com | Alton Barnhart

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1 week ago | kslnewsradio.com | Alton Barnhart

WEST VALLEY CITY — A nonverbal boy was found Wednesday night by the West Valley City Police Department and over 12 hours later, police were still searching for his parents. The WVCPD said they found the boy on 2700 S. Redwood Rd. around 9:40 p.m.Police said the boy was found wearing a green Minecraft outfit and walking by himself. The WVCPD is asking the public to help find his parents. If you have any information on their whereabouts, please call 801-840-4000. We want to hear from you.