Council Slashes Parking Requirements, Ushering in New Era of Development Rules
City expresses optimism that eliminating parking minimums will lower the cost of building housing
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Local history 50 years ago: 1973 An ad hoc committee on one-way streets was formed with Mayor William C. Stouffer president. The group recommended certain s
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Lobbying didn't stop Kansas anti-trans bill. Here's what will, even after it goes into effect.
On April 5, the Kansas Legislature voted to overturn Gov. Laura Kelly’s veto of the so-called “fairness in women’s sports act." Civil disobedience is an alternative to failed lobbying efforts.
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10 influential women in history whose impact in Utah remains relevant today
Editor's note: This article is a part of a series reviewing Utah and U.S. history for KSL.com's Historic section. SALT LAKE CITY — Monday marked this year's International Women's Day, which is in the middle of Women's History Month. Women have played a vital role in Utah history, and some firsts in U.S. history also occurred in the Beehive State. For example, Salt Lake City was the site of the first election in modern U.S. history to be open to both men and women. Martha Hughes Cannon was also the first woman in U.S. history to serve as a state senator.
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