Megan Banta

Arbor 515 sits at the eastern edge of downtown and, once fully converted, will boast 96 housing units ranging from studios to four bedrooms, many of which will serve moderate and low-income families.

SNAP, also known as food stamps, is fully funded by the federal government and helps about 86,000 Utah households buy food each month, the state said. With the continual government shutdown, that aid will cease.

“This is not prescriptive,” said Kamron Dalton, the managing director of operations at the Utah Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity. “It is where we are headed if we do not change anything.”

Democrats want to keep "enhanced" help for people who have health insurance through the Affordable Care Act — and they're trying to demand it in debates over funding and reopening the federal government. Here's the impact on Utah if the subsidy expires.

The Salt Lake Tribune sat down with Erin Rider, Utah's new HOA ombudsman, to talk about the office she's leading.

See which facilities in Utah are releasing toxic chemicals near where you live, based on newly released data for 2024.

This new tech business with a massive warehouse in Lehi lets home builders and future home owners walk through their blueprints. Here's why it's saving people money.

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates last week. Will that help or hurt Utah's housing market?

Gov. Cox confirmed during a Sunday morning interview with CNN’s Dana Bash that Tyler James Robinson’s roommate was a “romantic partner, a male transitioning to female.” The governor also stressed that Robinson’s partner is cooperating with law enforcement.

Few investors are looking to Utah's housing market to build wealth — except around Salt Lake City.

The Bingham Canyon Mine won't get any deeper, but it might get wider than the current 2.5-mile span of the giant hole Rio Tinto Kennecott has been digging for decades in the Oquirrh Mountains.

A Utah program is among 15 "tried and tested" solutions in the State and Local Housing Action Plan that Gov. Spencer Cox helped create.

“I would love to own, but I’m not going to leave my neighborhood to do it,” one respondent told The Salt Lake Tribune. “And therefore, I rent.”

Utahns have faced what the state’s Division of Consumer Protection calls a “staggering” amount of losses — $32 million in the past three years — to construction fraud.

Tourists looking to buy a home in Park City would see better prices in nearly every other vacation destination, but real estate agents say there are unique draws for the Utah ski town.

More than 250,000 Utahns travel more than 30 minutes to get to work, and more than 75,000 commute more than an hour. The Salt Lake Tribune wants to hear about how long it takes you to travel to work and why.

First Congregational Church sold its building and is using half of the money to help with homelessness, housing and hunger.

Utah jumped to second in a federal database of states’ total toxic chemical releases – a rise mostly attributable to the Bingham Canyon Mine, according to the EPA.

Use our searchable database to see if the place you call home grew or shrank between 2023 and 2024.

In Utah, housing programs are spread over at least eight different state agencies and boards, based on a headache-inducing flow chart the state's housing czar shared with lawmakers.