What Salt Lake City's newsrooms are reporting
Local coverage for Salt Lake City, gathered from the newsrooms that cover this town and this state — every headline linking straight back to the people who reported it.
On the wire
Filed in the last few weeks by the newsrooms covering Salt Lake City, sorted by what they are about. Every headline opens at the outlet that reported it.
Water
Taps, mains, drought and the river.
Roads and transit
Crashes, closures and getting around.
Police, courts and jail
Enforcement, the docket and who is held.
Man arrested in stabbing on Salt Lake City TRAX
Armed man shot by Salt Lake City police identified
ICE no longer intends to turn Salt Lake City warehouse into detention center, court filing says
Conservation groups restart lawsuit over shrinking of Bears Ears, Grand Staircase monuments
Jury in Lindsay Clancy trial tells judge for a second time that it can't agree on a verdict
Salt Lake police arrest man accused of pointing gun at officers
ICE arrest in Ogden as police officer looks on sparks intense City Council discussion
Housing and the cost of living
Rent, homes and being priced out.
Schools
Districts, campuses and the students in them.
Health
Hospitals, coverage and public health.
Work and money
Jobs, closures and what is being built.
Also on the wire
Syndicated copy and everything that did not fit a storyline above.
Salt Lake City man charged with killing girlfriend in Tooele
ICE is abandoning plans for its Salt Lake City mega-center, but it’s not slowing down in Utah
Months-long search for fugitive connected to deaths of 4 people ends in Moab
Top doctors offer updated flu, COVID vaccine recommendations, aiming to ease confusion
Democrats weigh consequences for rogue members who rescued GOP agenda
How has Oregon transfer Roger Saleapaga adapted to BYU? Cougars named him a captain
Heads or tails? $1 coin with Trump's face and gold finish to go on sale
Democrats again float idea of expanding the Supreme Court
Across the state
Statewide reporting that did not name Salt Lake City — kept separate on purpose, because it is not this town's news.