- Issue of
- Aug 7-13, 2014
- Vol. 31, No. 13
- My Rule Is Law
News
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- Cover Story
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My Rule is Law
Disquiet grows in the legal community over harsh philosophies at the Salt Lake City Prosecutor's Office
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Mormons Talk Guns, Faith and White Privilege
Kate Kelly focus of annual Sunstone Symposium
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- Hits & Misses
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Plane Air
Also: Automatic Failure, Wage Wars
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- 5 Spot
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Astronomer Patrick Wiggins
Local Solar System Ambassador to receive Distinguished Public Service Award from NASA
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- Citizen Revolt
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Active Outdoors Activism
Activists helped halt construction at the site of what could become Utah's first tar-sands strip mine, and now, Peaceful Uprising is extending an invitation for people to come out to the wilderness next to the mine site and take part in hands-on training for running campaigns for social change.
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- The Ocho
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Black Death!
8 "Ebola Outbreak" headlines to avoid clicking
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- Opinion
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Eternal Questions
What if Heaven is too perfect?
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- The Straight Dope
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Mod Meals
What's the story on GMO foods?
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- News Quirks
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Dummy Prize
Satellite photos revealed that Iran is building a nonworking model of a U.S. nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, which intelligence officials believe is intended to be blown up for propaganda purposes.
Eat & Drink
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- Drink
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Rosé Redux
Underrated pink wine has the best of both worlds at easy-to-afford prices
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- Food News
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New Chef at Wild Grape
Also: Lunch with Hearth, Brass Tag at Deer Valley
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- Beer
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Uinta's Ales for ALS
Brew News: Shipyard Beers, Roosters Brewing & Beehive Cheese
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- Dining
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Bountiful Dining
Davis County town offers diverse eats
Music
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Local Natives
After releasing melancholy album, L.A. indie-rock band is starting a new chapter
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OK Go
L.A. rock band redefines what musicians are supposed to be
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- Shots In The Dark
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Ex-Wife's Place
465 S. 700 East
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- Music Picks
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Live: Music Picks Aug. 7-13
There's an episode of Parks & Recreation where the parks department is brainstorming ideas for a new mural, and April comes up with a freaky project involving a guy running in a hamster wheel while screaming and eating raw beef; rats made out of garbage; and looped video of knee surgeries.
Culture
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- Theater
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Stage Parents
April and Mark Fossen fit theater into a busy everyday life
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- Film Reviews
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Into the Storm
Into the Storm's CGI tornados don't have enough star power
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- Film Reviews
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A Summer's Tale
Eric Rohmer's world is an enchanting one
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- True TV
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Garfunkel & Oates, Outlander
More reviews: Black Jesus, The Knick, 4th & Loud
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- DVD Reviews
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Frankie & Alice, Muppets Most Wanted
New DVD/VOD releases Tuesday, Aug. 12
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- Free Will Astrology
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Aug. 7-13: Expansion!
Write down your intentions, Leo
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- Big Shiny Robot!
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I Left My Heart in San Diego
Comic-Con highlights prove it's still worth attending
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- Entertainment Picks
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Essentials: Entertainment Picks Aug. 7-13
The designs of Nolan Baumgartner's ceramics (pictured) embody an unconventional aesthetic. Instead of colorful glazes common to Southwestern-style vessels, he uses a Middle Eastern influence—stripes and dark polka dots, arranged with a compositional precision—which is then subjected to the physical changes of being fired in the soda kiln.
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- Promotion Feature
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2014 Utah Beer Festival Music
What you'll hear as you taste the beer
