City Weekly in 2023
8 stories from 2023, indexed by section.
News
- UDOT's plans to expand I-15 through the west side echo the fights over its initial construction
October 25, 2023 · In July 1946, the Utah State Road Commission called for a meeting between themselves, the U.S. Bureau of…
- Police departments in Salt Lake County spent almost $20 million on civil rights complaints in the past decade
October 18, 2023 · Kim Bojórquez
- Women decry harassment and toxic culture at St. George auto dealership
October 11, 2023 · Stuck at her desk answering the phone, she was immersed in a raucous frat-house vibe from the predominantly…
- Utahns rejected nuclear weapons in the '80s. Local advocates want to do it again.
September 20, 2023 · Amid the tumult—in the quiet reaches of the South Salt Lake City Council chambers—local citizens and elected…
- City Weekly founder John Saltas looks back on 40 years in print
August 23, 2023 · When it comes right down to it, Salt Lake City Weekly owes its existence to three things: a parched landscape…
- Honoring Salt Lake's Metropolitan Community Church and its role in Utah's LGBTQ+ history
June 2, 2023
- A statewide expansion of full-day kindergarten builds on the work of 19th-century Utah educators
April 12, 2023 · Between February and March, Utah lawmakers successfully passed—and Gov. Spencer Cox signed—legislation…
- Remembering Salt Lake City's Nettie Gregory Center and the African American community that built it
February 1, 2023 · Facing the Folsom Trail and old Union Pacific railroad lines—stands a monumental site of local African…