Salt Lake City approves rezone, partnerships on major Fairpark development
Salt Lake City leaders approved agreements with the Larry H. Miller Company and state officials, finalizing a new Fairpark district that could house an Major League Baseball team someday.
Salt Lake City Council strikes deal to develop proposed Power District
The Salt Lake City Council Tuesday unanimously approved rezoning nearly 100 acres of land on the west side owned by the Larry H. Miller Company. Why it matters: Supporters of the project say the mixed-use development will "revitalize" the west side and open the possibility for the state to welcome a Major League Baseball team.
Dramatic transformation of 200 South in Salt Lake City finally opens
After two years of construction, the busiest bus corridor in all of Utah has finally opened, with 200 South in Salt Lake City showing off its dramatic transformation.
Inside Salt Lake City's booming banking industry
ET/PT, CNBC will air a one-hour primetime special, "Cities of Success: Salt Lake City," that examines the influence of money, power and faith on the city's unprecedented rise while also addressing potential hurdles including the threat climate change poses to one of the city's greatest natural resources and the unique challenges that face women and minority entrepreneurs.
Salt Lake City Council approves rezoning for potential future MLB stadium
Although there is not yet a team, Salt Lake City is one step closer to welcoming Major League Baseball to town. The city council voted unanimously Tuesday night to rezone a portion of the west side, located north of the Utah State Fairpark in an area called the "Power District.
Salt Lake City ‘swinging for the fences’ for Smith’s Ballpark area
Salt Lake City is looking at options to either keep, renovate, or completely redevelop the area encompassing Smith’s Ballpark.
Salt Lake City approves agreements with Miller Company, Utah on major Fairpark growth
Salt Lake City leaders voted to approve agreements with the Larry H. Miller Company and state officials, finalizing a new Fairpark district that could house an MLB team someday.
‘It’s much more vibrant’: Salt Lake businesses, leaders celebrate 200 South reopening
Officials hope new configuration will reduce backup, make road safer while connecting city’s east and west sides.
How the Olympics helped transform Salt Lake City into a tech hub
Salt Lake City has grown from a winter sports venue to a vibrant technology hub in just two decades, leveraging the legacy of ...
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Lawsuit heard claiming Salt Lake City created 'nuisance' by not enforcing homeless camping laws
David Ibarra looks out his window every day and sees people camping outside his business. “People sleeping in tents, drug use on this side of the building over here,” ...
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Salt Lake City ‘swinging for the fences’ looking at options for Smith’s Ballpark area
Salt Lake City is looking at options to either keep, renovate, or completely redevelop the area encompassing Smith’s Ballpark ...
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Health workers investigate massive illegal dumping case near Salt Lake City county landfill
Health workers on Tuesday confirmed they were investigating a massive illegal dumping case involving thousands of tires, among other discarded junk.
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Has Salt Lake City created 'nuisance' by not enforcing homeless camping laws?
David Ibarra looks out his window every day and sees people camping outside his business. “People sleeping in tents, drug use on this side of the building over here,” ...
CNBC touts Salt Lake City’s ‘American success story’ in prime-time special
Salt Lake City and the Wasatch Front get their star turn in a CNBC prime-time special set to premiere Tuesday at 8 p.m. MST, ...