Alixel Cabrera

Salt Lake City voters are casting their ballot in three competitive City Council races during the 2023 general election. Here’s who is leading in each of those races:

The Salt Lake City Council approved the Northpoint Small Area Plan. As neighbors, who are used to an agricultural lifestyle, are displaced by industrial developments, the city is creating a unique zoning to regulate those development pressures.

The candidates for City Council in West Valley City respond to a Salt Lake Tribune survey ahead of the 2023 vote.

What do Utah’s best bosses have in common? Two leadership award recipients of The Salt Lake Tribune’s Top Workplaces survey talk about their managing style, how they handle remote work in a post-pandemic world, and what they see for the future.

Winners in some of the categories in the 2023 Top Workplaces survey.

Ground was broken Friday on a development in Salt Lake City’s Poplar Grove neighborhood, which will feature 157 town houses for rent — an alternative for families to a 30-year mortgage, the developers said.

“Luz de las Naciones (Light of the Nations),” a celebration of Latino culture thrown by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, returns to the Conference Center at Temple Square on Nov. 3 and 4.

Glendale Regional Park — the largest park Salt Lake City’s west side has ever seen — is officially underway, after a groundbreaking ceremony Thursday at the old Raging Waters location.

Noelia Voigt’s win as Miss USA marks the first time in 50 years that the contestant from Utah has won the crown. Her victory is also important to Venezuelan Americans, like herself, because beauty pageants are a big deal in Venezuelan culture.

Some cities in Utah have a strong-mayor system, where the mayor runs the executive branch. Many others, though, hire an unelected city manager to run the day-to-day operations of a city. Some argue the manager system is cheaper and more efficient; others argue it adds a layer of bureaucracy.