Carolyn Campbell
Campbell has been writing for City Weekly since the 1980s. Her insightful pieces have won awards from the Society of Professional Journalists chapters in Utah and Colorado.
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Recent Articles
- News, Cover Story August 7, 2019
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DNA Detections
How 3 individuals experienced big reveals through genetic genealogy.
"DNA testing can open up new genealogical lines to research, increase the depth of your heritage, and bring great joy through new connections to cousins near and far."
- News, Cover Story June 5, 2019
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A Rainbow Revolt
Current and former LGBTQ Mormons reflect on the LDS church’s exclusion policy—and its sudden reversal.
Now reversed following "continuing revelation," this is the story of a group of people still affected by it.
- News, Cover Story May 30, 2018
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Pride Issue 2018
The most fabulous issue of the year is here.
- News, Cover Story May 9, 2018
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Adultery, Fraud and the “Great Tortilla Caper”
Inside the life of a Utah private eye.
The girl didn't want to be found.
- News, Cover Story February 22, 2017
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Loretta's Justice
45 years later, cold murder case in rural Utah heats up.
Heidi Jones-Asay was 4 years old the day she found her mother dead, lying in a pool of blood. For the next four decades, she kept the fire alive to find the killer.
- News, Cover Story October 19, 2016
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Days of the Dead
Ghostly welcome parties, chatty spirits, haunted dolls: Mediums, spirit guides and morticians tell all.
Death is indeed a great mystery. At any possible moment, a person can die. The scary part is they never know when—or, even scarier, how—it will happen.
- News, Cover Story September 28, 2016
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Trans in Utah
For many, living a life true to themselves is a daily struggle.
He’s still becoming accustomed to looking another man in the eye while shaking hands.
- News, Cover Story June 1, 2016
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Proud
The Pride issue 2016
- News, Cover Story March 9, 2016
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Just Divorced
Navigating the twists and turns of uncoupling in Utah.
- News, Cover Story July 15, 2015
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Ripped & Ravaged
"Happily ever after" does not figure into this torrid tale of Utah romance novelists
When reviewers told LDS romance novelist Rachel Nunes that a book titled The Auction Deal, scheduled for release in August 2014, seemed suspiciously similar to hers, she was sure it was a mistake.
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Fugitive Witness
Tom Green’s ex-wife defends her decision to let her daughter marry her husband.
June 11, 2007
Secret Shame
Women who gave up children for adoption reach out to offer birth mothers support.
June 11, 2007
