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Peace House advocate certified to help domestic violence survivors seek protective orders
The Park City nonprofit says survivors can get legal guidance without hiring an attorney.
BalletNext to stage goth-themed 'Giselle' in Salt Lake City and Park City
The production, "Beyond the Veil," replaces the original score with songs by artists including Madonna, Michael Jackson and Mozart.
Church releases eight-song youth album tied to 2027 theme
The album, titled "Rejoice in Christ," shares its name with the theme of next year's Salt Lake Temple open house and celebration.
Mountain Town Music to hold Celebration of Southern Rock concert Oct. 24 in Park City
The concert at The Marquis is a kickoff to Live PC Give PC, Park City's day of giving.
UTA fares waived systemwide through Sunday as agency upgrades payment system
The free rides run from Friday through Sunday while the Utah Transit Authority completes upgrades to its Farepay system.
Utah teen Bam Christensen to make Monster Jam debut this weekend
The 18-year-old drives Blue Velociraptor for Team Throttle Monster alongside her father, Mike Christensen.
Salt Lake City businesses rally around boba shop after customer damages store
Sunny Honey Boba & Desserts reopened the day after surveillance video showed a customer throwing chairs and items, and police said a woman was charged with criminal mischief and disorderly conduct.
Logan to host free all-ages silent disco on Halloween
The event runs 7 to 10 p.m. at the Carol and Jim Laub Plaza, with headphones provided first come, first served.
American Fork Veterans Day program set for Nov. 11 at Alpine Tabernacle
The free hourlong ceremony features retired Maj. Gen. Jefferson Burton and the Timpanogos Chorale.
G20 Interfaith Forum opens in Salt Lake City with Oaks, Cox among speakers
The three-day forum is being hosted at the University of Utah Institute of Religion, with an opening ceremony in the Tabernacle.