Shannon Sollitt

After the 2025 Utah legislative session, the barbering industry is in for some big changes.

A West Jordan data center "supercluster" received a $2 billion investment to become one of the largest centers in the county.

Social Security taxes will be cut for Utahns making $90,000 or less, legislative leaders say.

A bill to change Utah's cosmetology licensing structure still has a long way to go — and barbers are worried.

One of President Trump's first executive orders "hurt a small business in a small community," says the owner of a Cedar City family construction firm.

Teachers and nurses who move to Utah with their DOD civilian spouses can practice with their out-of-state licenses under a proposed law.

Utah law requires customers must know when AI chatbots offer financial advice, but do they need to know when booking a haircut?

Utah lawmakers are grappling with different proposals on how to power "large load" energy users like AI data centers.

"Human composting" is allowed in a dozen states. Is Utah ready for such a cultural change?

Designed to "delight,” this shop created a community from a busy corner in Sugar House.