Carter Williams

1 week ago | kslnewsradio.com | Carter Williams |Alton Barnhart |Bridger Beal-Cvetko |Alexandrea Bonilla

“I have given this so much thought, and I do not do this lightly. My sincere intent is not to provoke or cause division; my intent is to represent our city’s values and honor our dear, diverse residents who make up this beautiful city,” she added. “Let the sego lily represent the beauty and resilience of everyone who lives here, no matter their race, ethnicity, gender, faith, income or sexual orientation.”Salt Lake City Council members voted Tuesday night to approve the last-second measure.

1 week ago | kslnewsradio.com | Andrew DeMillo |Carter Williams

It didn’t begin a long time ago or in a galaxy far far away, but every May 4 it feels like images, memes and promotional deals involving “Star Wars” have an inescapable gravity. May 4 — or May the 4th, as fans say — has evolved over the years into Star Wars Day, an informal holiday celebrating the space epic and its surrounding franchise. What is Star Wars Day? Star Wars Day was created by fans as a sly nod to one of the films’ most popular catchphrases, “May the force be with you.” Get it?

1 week ago | deseret.com | Carter Williams

While temperatures topped out in the 80s in the Wasatch Front and other parts of the state on Saturday, winter may have at least one last trick up its sleeve. Yes, winter's not done just yet. The National Weather Service issued a winter weather advisory for Utah's southern mountains, which could get blasted by another 5 to 15 inches of snow between Sunday and Tuesday mornings.

1 week ago | kslnewsradio.com | Carter Williams |Kennedy Camarena |Alton Barnhart

The city library system “respects and affirms” the election results, Noah Baskett, CEO of The Salt Lake City Public Library, said after the results were announced. “This moment reflects a renewed and shared commitment — by our employees and our leadership — to continue to be a workplace rooted in dignity, fairness and respect. I deeply appreciate the thoughtfulness and care with which our staff have engaged in this process,” he added in a statement.

1 week ago | ksl.com | Carter Williams

SALT LAKE CITY — While temperatures topped out in the 80s in the Wasatch Front and other parts of the state on Saturday, winter may have at least one last trick up its sleeve. Yes, winter's not done just yet. The National Weather Service issued a winter weather advisory for Utah's southern mountains, which could get blasted by another 5 to 15 inches of snow between Sunday and Tuesday mornings.