Republican incumbent Rep. Barlow faces Jennifer Garner in Utah House District 17 primary election - Basketball - Utah Jazz news - NewsLocker (2024)

Republican incumbent Stewart Barlow is running to keep his seat in House District 17, which is part of Davis County in northern Utah. His opponent is republican Jennifer Garner.The Salt Lake Tribune sent six questions to 50 candidates across 23 races scheduled for June 25. The Tribune gave these candidates a deadline and word limit, and informed candidates that their answers may be edited for clarity and length. Here’s how Barlow and Garner responded.1. Utah’s largest electricity pro

The University of Utah is buying coveted property downtown. Here’s how much it’s spending and where it’s going.

The University of Utah passed “Go” this week and landed on a coveted spot of property it plans to buy in downtown Salt Lake City.The space known as City Centre sits along 400 South across from City Library, City Hall and the railroad (or, as it’s referred to off the Monopoly board, the TRAX line).It will cost $38 million in real money — though it will be paid out of existing university resources, without a request for new taxpayer funds, according to the school. The board

West Valley planners get an earful about Redwood Drive-In and swap meet

After three hours of impassioned public comment, West Valley City officials delayed a decision Wednesday on the future of the Wasatch Front’s last drive-in movie theater and the swap meet where hundreds of vendors sell goods every weekend.Around 300 supporters showed up at West Valley City Hall on Wednesday to speak out about a proposed rezoning for the land under the Redwood Drive-In at 3688 S. Redwood Road. The meeting room was packed, with people filling the seats and lining up around t

Opinion: It’s time for Utah chefs to get off their gas

Thanks to value-conscious consumers, “slow food,” “farm-to-table,” “organic” and “local” are becoming new maxims for chefs around the world seeking to maintain relevance and esteem. For instance, the James Beard Awards, one of the food world’s most prestigious honors, made headlines in 2021 for evaluating candidates based on their “demonstrated commitment to racial and gender equity, community, environmental sustainability and a culture

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Where in Utah to buy 6 tasty treats, from mochi to bulgogi

This article is excerpted from the Utah Eats newsletter, compiled by Kolbie Peterson, The Salt Lake Tribune’s food and drink reporter. To get the full newsletter in your inbox every Wednesday, become a subscriber by going to sltrib.com/newsletters.Hello, Eaters!Wow, I stuffed my face at the Utah Asian Festival last Saturday at the Utah State Fairpark. For you Eaters, I have recommendations for six Utah businesses that were represented at the festival that you should check out, so let&rsquo

Utah’s Zac Blair still dreams of building the perfect golf course in his home state

The last time the US Open traveled to Pinehurst, Zac Blair was a 23-year-old rookie who didn’t know a life without qualifying for majors.He turned pro in March of 2014 and by June had finished with a T-40 against golf’s best. His father, Jimmy, carried his golf bag up to the final hole as the world watched — a dad, a PGA Tour player himself, passing on the torch to his son’s promising career.A decade later, Blair will return to Pinehurst. But life hasn’t been as smo

University of Utah will spend $38 million to get this coveted downtown space

The University of Utah passed “Go” this week and landed on a coveted spot of property it plans to buy in downtown Salt Lake City.The space known as City Centre sits along 400 South across from City Library, City Hall and the railroad (or, as it’s referred to off the Monopoly board, the TRAX line).It will cost $38 million in real money — though it will be paid out of existing university resources, without a request for new taxpayer funds, according to the school. The board

‘Taxpayer-funded child abuse’: What a congressional investigation found happens at youth treatment centers in Utah and across the country

Large health care companies running residential treatment programs throughout the country have emphasized making money over the well-being of the children in their care — resulting in young people experiencing “routine harm” like sexual abuse, unnecessary seclusion and chemical restraints, according to a new congressional investigation.The corporations who were the focus of the investigation largely make that money from federal dollars — mostly in Medicaid and child welfa

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Latest from Mormon Land: It’s June wedding month. Let’s look at LDS marriages.

The Mormon Land newsletter is The Salt Lake Tribune’s weekly highlight reel of news in and about The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Join us on Patreon and receive the full newsletter, podcast transcripts and access to all of our religion content — for as little as $3 a month.Wedded to JuneTraditionally, June is the marrying month, the ideal time for couples to tie the knot, get hitched and say “I do.”As in many cultures, marriage is a big deal for Latter-day

In sudden reversal, Deer Valley free to go ahead with new lift

In a sudden reversal, Deer Valley Resort can begin breaking ground on a new lift that will connect the traditional ski area to the resort’s new Expanded Excellence terrain and East Village.Just days after appealing the Park City Planning Commission’s approval of a conditional use permit for the lift, the Bransford Land Co. withdrew its motion early this week.No reason for the withdrawal was given in documents The Tribune obtained via an open records request. Calls and an email to Bra

Despite homelessness spiking, Utah officials say they are moving in the right direction

Homelessness is spiking but Utah officials say the state is making good progress on the issue.There were 3,687 unhoused people — whether sheltered or unsheltered — in Utah in 2023, based on the annual point-in-time count. That’s a 31.8% increase from the 2019 count and represents 11 unhoused Utahns per 10,000 residents.About 1,000 people were chronically unhoused in 2023, according to federal data, more than double the number in 2019.Despite those grim statistics, officials pos

Can Utah softball become a contender like Oklahoma? Here’s one coach’s dream

A smile grew on Paige Parker’s face, as she watched her alma mater, Oklahoma, parade around blue and white confetti on her TV screen.For the fourth consecutive year, the Sooners won the Women’s College World Series last week in Oklahoma City, their eighth national championship since 2000. Utah’s pitching coach is ever-familiar with OU’s dynasty. She was a centerpiece for the Sooners in the circle from 2015-18, serving as their pitching ace en route to two national champio

Allow skyscrapers in proposed downtown sports district? SLC planning commission says no.

Pro sports magnate Ryan Smith’s proposed downtown sports district is being pushed through too fast and shouldn’t get special treatment due to the Legislature’s priorities, members of the Salt Lake City planning commission said late Wednesday.Planning commissioners voted unanimously to send the City Council a negative recommendation on a requested zoning amendment that would allow unlimited building heights in areas around the Delta Center for projects that undergo a thorough re

Utah candidates divided over Ukraine aid. Here’s how the 3rd District Republicans would have voted in Congress.

The five Republicans running to replace Rep. John Curtis in Utah’s 3rd Congressional District voiced support for Ukraine’s fight against Russia’s invasion. Where they differed during Wednesday night’s primary election debate was on whether the United States should continue to provide weapons, ammunition and other financial support, or even if America should honor its commitment to NATO.Stewart Peay, the only candidate in the pentad to serve in the U.S. military, said Amer

[KSL] - Delta Center renovations could begin next year. Here's what some of Smith's plans look like

Smith Entertainment Group offered a few more details of its plans for the Delta Center and the blocks east of it in downtown Salt Lake City on Tuesday.

[Fansided: The J-Notes] - Grading the Utah Jazz 2023 Rookie’s Seasons

While the upcoming draft and the rookies of next year are stealing all the hype, it is a good time to reflect on our draft decisions from last year. The Utah Ja

[KSL Sports] - Utah Jazz Draft Prospect: Providence Guard Devin Carter

Providence guard Devin Carter is projected to be selected in the lottery of the 2024 NBA Draft where the Utah Jazz own the tenth pick.

[Fan Nation] - Jazz 2024 NBA Mock Draft 2.0: Utah Rounds Out Top 10 With Two-Way Wing

The clock is winding down for the Utah Jazz to make a selection at number 10.

[KSL Sports] - Keyonte George Interviews Kyrie Irving Before Finals Game 3

Utah Jazz guard Keyonte George got the opportunity to interview Kyrie Irving, Dereck Lively, and Jrue Holiday during the NBA Finals.

Salt Lake City Lamborghini left unlocked with keys inside is 4th stolen in recent weeks

Last week, a thief flew into Salt Lake City without a ride to his next destination.Fresh off a plane and in the airport’s well-lit, short-term parking garage on June 5, he began tugging on car handles for access to a vehicle, Salt Lake City police said. That’s when he happened upon an unlocked Lamborghini — with the keys inside.The thief, whose identity was obscured by a black hoodie, first began to rummage through the blue 2023 Lamborghini Urus, valued at about $234,000. With

A $234K Lamborghini was left unlocked at SLC airport with keys inside. A thief couldn’t resist.

Last week, a thief flew into Salt Lake City without a ride to his next destination.Fresh off a plane and in the airport’s well-lit, short-term parking garage on June 5, he began tugging on car handles for access to a vehicle, Salt Lake City police said. That’s when he happened upon an unlocked Lamborghini — with the keys inside.The thief, whose identity was obscured by a black hoodie, first began to rummage through the blue 2023 Lamborghini Urus, valued at about $234,000. With

[Deseret News] - Will the Jazz’s lottery draft pick come from this group of players?

Twelve prospects have received invitations to attend the 2024 NBA draft and sit in the green room

The ‘Utah curl’ is not new, but here’s why people are fascinated

Are they beachy waves? Are they curls with straight ends?However you describe them, “Utah curls” are trending nationwide — and the hairstyling technique popular in the Beehive State is a little bit of both. The name doesn’t refer to curly hair, but to the look created when hair is loosely curled until an almost magical flick of the wrist leaves the ends straight and relaxed.While the style itself isn’t new, searches for “Utah curls” are enjoying a surge

[KSL Sports] - Utah Jazz Mailbag: Can Jazz Consolidate 29th, 32nd Draft Picks?

Welcome to the Utah Jazz mailbag where every week our NBA insiders answer your questions on social media about your favorite team.

[KSL Sports] - Jazz Remember Late Bees Broadcaster Steve Klauke

The Utah Jazz shared their condolences after the sudden passing of Salt Lake Bees and Weber State Athletics voice Steve Klauke.

SLC gets best look yet at sports district that would transform downtown

The ownership group behind the Utah Jazz and the Beehive State’s recently acquired National Hockey League franchise is envisioning a grand entrance for the Delta Center, a residential tower and a new hotel as part of a proposal to overhaul downtown Salt Lake City with a sports and entertainment district.In a Tuesday presentation to the Salt Lake City Council, Smith Entertainment Group executive Mike Maughan said a new arena entrance would open up to a new plaza, and if the proposal to buil

What Utah state employees said in an LGBTQ+ pride video a Cox appointee kept from going public

A photo of partners blissfully embracing, their noses reddened by the cold. An effervescent selfie taken by a young adult with rainbow glitter streaking their cheek and a multicolored Star of David pinned to their T-shirt. A shot of five friends huddled together, clad in polychromatic hats and scarves, with pride flags waving in the background.Those are scenes from the lives of three LGBTQ+ state employees featured in a draft video produced by the human resources agency for Utah government worke

Olympic party to kick off Pioneer Day festivities before the sun is even up

The day may start early — really early — for the thousands who opt to camp out along the route of the Days of ’47 Parade this year.Utah’s bid for the 2034 Winter Olympics easily got the nod from the International Olympic Committee’s Future Host Commission on Wednesday and the state is expected to officially be named the host of those Games on July 24 — the same date as the state’s Pioneer Day holiday. The vote is scheduled for around 11 a.m. in Paris &he

¿Aceptará Phil Lyman los resultados de las elecciones primarias del Partido Republicano de Utah si pierde ante el actual gobernador Spencer Cox?

To read this story in English, click here.Como muchos votantes de Utah tienen papeletas en la mano y aproximadamente el 4% de los votos ya han sido emitidos, el legislador y candidato a gobernador de Utah, Phil Lyman, no confirmó a los periodistas después de un debate el martes por la noche con el actual gobernador Spencer Cox que aceptaría los resultados de las elecciones primarias en dos semanas.Después de que un periodista de The Salt Lake Tribune le preguntar&aacu

‘Mormon Land’: Why a pastor and ‘recovering Mormon basher’ is teaching evangelicals about the LDS Church

Jeff McCullough took a trip to Utah in 2020, and it changed his life.No, the evangelical pastor didn’t convert to the state’s predominant religion, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and he didn’t launch a virulent campaign to explore what some have seen as Mormonism’s heresies. Instead, he felt a divine call to launch a YouTube channel, titled Hello Saints, to, as he put it, “fight criticism with curiosity.”“Most of my Christian friends di