This year marks the 125th anniversary of the birth of a once very famous Utah native. Today, though, the name Bernard DeVoto may not be familiar to you. Indeed, few people inside of his native state r

Over the past few years, you have undoubtedly seen signs that say Salt Lake needs a food co-op on lawns in front of houses or businesses or at the downtown farmers market. The Wasatch Cooperative Ma

If you live in Salt Lake City, youll see on your November ballot an $85 million bond proposal. If approved, it would allow for the largest single expenditure on park and open space improvements in th

In a white paper published this week, a logistics expert said his analysis showed that there is no market in Salt Lake City and its surroundings for a key part of the Utah Inland Port. Dr. Robert Leac

Whether on rock or vegetation, lichen can be found all around us and play surprising and complex roles. Steve Leavitt, an evolutionary biologist at Brigham Young University, is the curator of the lich

The Salt Lake City Council is considering a suite of changes to zoning ordinances. The proposed changes include amending rules for areas of the city zoned as RMF-30, in an effort to increase so-call

This week, a Utah court heard a request by state attorneys to throw out a lawsuit challenging the way the legislature redrew political boundaries through a contentious redistricting process. The suit,

Today on In the Hive, we have aconversation with NASA/JPL Solar System Ambassador to Utah Patrick Wiggins about something that is generally seen but not heard. Most meteors are so small and so far aw

In early July, Dr. Daron Duke, an archaeologist who does field work on the the U.S. Militarys Utah Test and Training Range was driving inside the base with a colleague, a research scientist from Corn

Today on In the Hive, we piggyback on some coverage provided this week by City Cast Salt Lake onthe local spread of monkeypox. To date there have bee 42 cases of the viral disease in Utah, the bulk