POSTED // Jun 8,2011 - D.P. Sorensen’s May 26 satire column “Putting Circumcision to a Vote” examined the recent controversy over a San Francisco ballot measure that would ban the circumcision of males under age 18.

POSTED // Jun 1,2011 - Gustavo Arellano’s syndicated Ask A Mexican column took on the issue of “proper” Spanish on May 26, with a court-interpreter reader bemoaning ...

POSTED // May 25,2011 - Bob Dylan’s 70th birthday was May 24, and City Weekly music blog contributor ...

POSTED // May 18,2011 - The usually vocal City Weekly online commenters were silent this week—no doubt dazzled by our new site redesign, which launched May 12 ...

POSTED // May 10,2011 - The most recent Hits & Misses column sounded off on artist Jon McNaughton, whose art is no longer displayed at the BYU Bookstore ...

POSTED // May 4,2011 - Stephen Dark’s recent cover story featured Cottonwood Heights bar owner Jim Stojack, who claims his family, employees and customers face harassment from DUI cops ...

POSTED // Apr 27,2011 - Sean Gallacher wrote a letter to City Weekly suggesting that satirizing Mormons like Broadway’s The Book of Mormon does is kind of trite.

POSTED // Apr 20,2011 - Are electronic billboards so distracting to drivers as to be unsafe? City Weekly founder John Saltas says no. Commenters, however ...

POSTED // Apr 13,2011 - Calling Ogden “a city that has been less than successful in the revitalization arena” raised hackles among defenders of Utah’s second city ...

POSTED // Apr 6,2011 - It’s been called the hottest show on Broadway, and City Weekly’s Geoff Griffin traveled to Manhattan for the scoop on The Book of Mormon, the musical.