Tony Semerad

As Salt Lake City police develop a real-time crime center at downtown headquarters, civil rights advocates are warning of its threats to privacy.

Salt Lake City Council members face intimidation at their doorsteps over Flock-like cameras

Salt Lake City will need a new way to pay off millions in debt for what might be its least dazzling project, a state audit finds.

The LDS Church's stock fund is nearing a record high, but analysts say its investment approach lags behind other market indexes.

Whiskey Street in SLC wants its comeback to include a new rooftop bar.

It's out of the way, unfathomably strange, and, if you ask Salt Lake City, worth protecting for the long haul.

Moving the house would clear space for a major mixed-use development.

A proposed housing project near Trolley Square would be among Salt Lake City's tallest building east of 700 East.

Two years on, Utah's capital has seen two completed projects from a major affordable housing initiative, but more are on the way.

South Salt Lake followed through on its warning that it would rip out gardens and fruit trees on city-owned property that some Salt Lake City residents have used for years.