Honey, there’s a party going on! Only $50K will get us a table at the front of the room! The movers and shakers will all be there!

You know, off and on, over the past few years, I have seen City Weekly and perused some articles while eating lunch.

You’re going to have to include me in that elite group with Elder Dallin H. Oaks and Lynn D. Wardle [“Oaks’ Acorn,” Private Eye, Oct. 22, City Weekly].

Jennifer J. Johnson, a candidate in the Sept. 15 primary race for Salt Lake City Council District 3, is a high-technology marketing entrepeneur. She is also heterosexual.

Just a quick thought: I really enjoy your new CityWeekly.net on the Web. I think this is really great.

Climate change poses an unprecedented threat to wildlife...

Like all the waters and rivers of different lands and regions ultimately meet in the ocean...

Katharine Biele’s article “Power Mad: How Sen. Bob Bennett Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Nuclear Power Plants” [Oct. 8, City Weekly] contains an important factual error...

Traditionally, the National School Lunch Program has served as a dumping ground for USDA's surplus meat and dairy commodities.

Instead of "Rules is Rules" above the story of the frustrated man who couldn't provide a thumbprint for bank ID at a Florida Bank of America branch due to having no hands...