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Ethel C. Eshleman, our beloved mother, grandmother and great-grandmother passed from this life on October 14, 2023, at Masonic Village. She was 97 years old. Born in Orbisonia, PA, she

And now the former Pantages Theater property sits vacant, with no construction activity in sight. Was its destruction a bit too hasty?

Do Utah laws cause dangerous air pollution and climate change in the state? The Utah Supreme Court will decide a constitutional climate case filed by a youth advocacy group.

Natalie R. v. State of Utah was filed by Our Children’s Trust, a nonprofit public interest law firm that provides campaign-based legal services to youths seeking to “secure their legal rights to a safe climate,” according to a news release.

A group of six Utah kids and one adult appealed their lawsuit claiming state government is shortening their lives by not protecting the environment to the Utah Supreme Court on Tuesday. The lawsuit was dismissed by 3rd District Judge Robert Faust in December.

What the state court’s decision signals for other similar cases.

Third District Court Judge Honorable Robert Faust issued a ruling in favor of the state, dismissing the Utah youth climate case.

A group of teenagers are suing the state over policies they allege encourage fossil fuel development to the harm of their health and safety.

The demolition of the Utah Pantages Theater on Main Street in Salt Lake City could begin as early as Tuesday. A group opposed to the demolition plan to protest.

As demolition begins, the curtains are set to close on the Utah Pantages Theater. But its unclear when that will happen.