New legislation aims to relocate panhandlers.
by Dylan Woolf Harris
Why are these 10 important stories so underreported?
by Paul Rosenberg
Amid growing competition, new ownership and rebranding, can The Gateway survive?
by Dylan Woolf Harris
Long mired in economic depression, Midvale’s Main Street dusts off its small-town charm.
>When Midvale City Mayor JoAnn B. Seghini walks down Main Street, she doesn't see the dilapidated, empty buildings which haunt much of its west side.
By Stephen Dark
September 20, 2017
10 local artists share tips on how to stay inspired.
For this issue, we tracked down 10 local artists whose realities and processes are as varied as their disciplines and asked what inspires them.
By Alex Springer and Scott Renshaw
September 13, 2017
Longtime Sugar House business owners reflect on the ever-changing ’hood.
Sugar House is more than a neighborhood; it's a brand, a bankable market that has kept developers salivating as shovels move dirt.
By Dylan Woolf Harris
September 6, 2017
Veterans Affairs exists to help vets. So why did the Salt Lake VA appoint an anti-veteran chief?
In April 2015, psychiatrist Sayali Kulkarni received a phone call from a colleague at the Compensation and Pension department of the Salt Lake City Veterans Affairs Medical Center.
By Stephen Dark
August 30, 2017
Handy tips and tricks to ensure the survival and growth of our fair town.
Salt Lake City! The capital of Utah! A city on the rise!
By Ryan Cunningham
August 23, 2017
Pacific Islander community seeks to both promote their differences and celebrate similarities.
Susi Feltch-Malohifo'ou was in the grocery store with her husband when she was reminded how stereotypes define the way some see her.
By Stephen Dark
August 16, 2017
Beer, glorious beer!
By Enrique Limón, Randy Harward, Mike Riedel, Darby Doyle, Ryan Bradford, Jeff Terich, Sarah Arnoff and Jordan Floyd
August 9, 2017
How hard is it for the police to diversify their ranks? Ask Officer Amy Novoa.
When Amy Novoa left her parents' home in Rose Park on the west side of Salt Lake City to drive to the Pioneer Precinct for her swearing-in as a police officer, she still clung to the hope that someone from her family would attend the most important moment in her life.
By Stephen Dark
August 2, 2017
Can Utah bounce back from its latest public lands debacle?
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke listened to gripes surrounding Bears Ears National Moment, but will he read the rave reviews?
By Dylan Woolf Harris and John Dougherty
July 26, 2017
Rejoice, our annual A-Z Cocktail Guide is here!
The best part of compiling this ode to Utah’s drinks scene? Recognizing the passion and talent of so many local producers and advocates keeping our community of cocktail enthusiasts growing.
By Darby Doyle
July 19, 2017
Small Northern Utah zoo sets sights on survival.
For Zach Roach, nearly every morning starts the same.
By Thomas Sorenson
July 12, 2017
17 years into its run as a public park, Gilgal Garden is starting to show its age.
Observers will notice a crack marring the main structure, running through the sphinx's mouth and continuing across his cheek like a vile knife gash. Another chunk of stone has been crumbling from his shirt collar.
By Dylan Woolf Harris
July 5, 2017
In the fight over the future of the downtown homeless, the Pioneer Park Coalition looms large.
On a Friday morning in early June in front of Salt Lake City's downtown homeless shelter, a tractor lowers its gaping bucket-jaw and scoops up a small mountain of soiled clothing piled in the gutter.
By Stephen Dark
June 28, 2017
Meet the energetic Jazz employee who refuses to hang up his headset in the offseason.
David Locke doesn't sit still very well.
By Dylan Woolf Harris
June 21, 2017
So. Many. Shows. Here are City Weekly’s top picks you gotta see.
Stock up on earplugs and bust out the Keens; music festival season is here, baby!
By Randy Harward
June 14, 2017
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