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Utahn launches crowdfunding campaign to bring a ‘queer little bookstore’ to Salt Lake City Members of the LGBTQ community say the Under the Umbrella bookstore could fill a gap in queer community gathering spaces in Salt Lake City. (Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Kaitlyn Mahoney, a 34-year-old editor who grew up in Provo and was photographed April 13, has launched a crowdfunding campaign to create a "little queer bookstore" in Salt Lake City.   | April 22, 2021, 12:00 p.m. Salt Lake City has been named one of the “queerest cities in America” — but it’...

More than a year after the pandemic shut down normal life, we’re all pulling back our window curtains and searching for any signs of hope on the horizon. There are now three available COVID-19 vaccines with emergency-use authorization from the FDA. While the CDC has put out cautious guidelines for the fully vaccinated, governors are lifting dining restrictions in states like Texas and Arizona, and Utah’s statewide mask mandate is set to expire April 10.  The (tentative) return of some of the state’s most popular summertime events gives us something to look forward to, even if they will...

Utah State Board of Education meeting dominated by board member controversy Utah State Board of Education meeting dominated by board member controversy and last updated 2021-02-05 00:29:47-05 SALT LAKE CITY — Utah School Board member Natalie J. Cline has been at the center of many discussions this week about race, inclusion and what should and shouldn’t be taught in Utah schools. A post by the board member regarding a presentation at a Utah Pride Center conference sparked outrage and many called that post and others homophobic and racist. "Murray educators presented last Saturday ...

Utah Board of Education member accused of 'homophobic, racist' comments Outrage is brewing over comments made by a Utah State Board of Education member. Questions are also arising over why it appears Natalie Cline used fake information to gain access to an LGBTQIA conference she then put on blast. and last updated 2021-02-02 01:56:06-05 SALT LAKE CITY-- — Outrage is brewing over a Utah State Board of Education member's comments on social media, some calling the statements homophobic, transphobic and racist. At the same time, many are voicing support for board member Natalie J. Cline, as ...