UNLV gets $2.2 million per year for a uniform patch. To say this is short sighted is being kind.

Yesterday was the only valid argument to keep politics out of sport.

Fantastic. m.youtube.com/watch?v=FBMw...

I had no idea this is The Allen Parsons Project until today. open.spotify.com/track/4OV0sR...

If you are just an average fan who either isn’t interested in premier/club seating or can’t afford to pay $$$$ for them, this survey probably isn’t for you. I just want better bathrooms, better concessions, bigger concourse with more social spaces that offer views to the outside.

What happens when cities aren’t allowed to adapt? www.sltrib.com/news/2026/06...

Best way to spend Sunday morning.

2 new fires -- the Maple Peak and Cherry fires — have now merged, burning ~20,000 acres. I believe that combo one is what to this being picked up on UDOT cameras

I counted 16 fires in the last 24 hours on the fire map.

Glad to see more agencies taking actions. The potential impacts to public lands, are already low water supply, and fire fighters is too high risk not to. I do wish there were more resources to control burn/remove the bark killed trees that are all over our forests.

Update: the gov actually used his executive authority!

The reason cities can’t fully ban fireworks is because of the legislature. The reason the governor can’t is because of the legislature. The reason the legislature won’t? Jim Dunigan. The legislature or the gov can call a special session, but they won’t. And the people will suffer.

Can we get our streets back now?

It sucks to see. But these pilots are all so good.

This is every city. The cost to maintain the sprawling streets of most US cities has been outpacing tax revenue for decades. And we are all going to experience the impact of that. www.kpbs.org/news/kpbs/20...

just in — a NYT report says ICE is looking to sell the Salt Lake City warehouse it purchased earlier this year. buildingsaltlake.com/ice-looking-... via @buildingsaltlake.bsky.social

Gotta love Angela.

Downtown SLC landing as the 5th fastest growing area in the country in the last 5 years: www.urban.org/urban-wire/w...

Residents of compact and connected neighborhoods have lower energy costs, better health outcomes, lower exposure to vector-borne diseases, well-connected social lives and greater opportunities for children to thrive. But you knew that.

Morning ride

This video camera study showed that less than 5% of people on bikes broke traffic laws while riding bikes, yet 66% of people did so while driving. And perhaps even more importantly, if you REALLY want even MORE bike-riders to obey laws, build more protected bike infrastructure. Via @carltonreid.com

Half of all data centers expected to open in 2026 will be delayed or simply canceled. prospect.org?p=139167

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What do undecided/swing voters actually think about? Some of the quotes from these people.

My fan status is getting closer to ending. Harlan and Randall are destroying this University. www.sltrib.com/sports/utah-...

All show. Utah agencies are already required to follow and enforce federal law. The only way to improve the health of the lake is to reduce the amount of water being diverted. This action guarantees that water shares are continued to be diverted.

Ride more bikes.

UDOT has asked the U.S. Dept. of Transportation for $2.4 billion to double-track Frontrunner to get times to every 15 minutes instead of every half-hour. Total project will cost $3.2 billion (that includes new trains, etc.). #utpol #Utah

Corner lots are good candidates for infill housing. Some things not to like about these four homes in Tacoma (why so much space between?), but looks like they replaced one home which gives three more households an opportunity.

The minority is determining what our kids can read in school. This state law is just another example of the snowflakes not liking other people. www.sltrib.com/news/educati...

[email protected] study links air pollution to worse post-surgical outcomes ⬇️

Another example of how miserable a good chunk of KSL commenters are. Citizen created a map of all parks and their amenities and made it available to everyone. www.ksl.com/article/news...

SLC ended the season with just 7.1% of normal snow fall. That’s 3.7” when we average 51.9”Seems every month Nov-March was the warmest on record.

Solid nomination here. No Touching!

My nomination for dumbest SLC law. No games in parks unless it is specifically allowed

I’m fine with boycotts, but what happens to the 100 acres of nursery land if the boycott is successful? MIDA is just another example of a legislature created authority that is a boondoggle. www.sltrib.com/news/politic...

Why do I care about a housing proposal here? Because farm workers have insanely hard jobs ensuring that the rest of us have food to eat. While HMB is this stories locale, this same fight happens all up and down the salad bowl of CA and coastal growing areas.

I’ve spent hardly any time in Half Moon Bay (I did watch a Utah vs UCLA football game from a bar there like 10 years ago) but this sage exemplifies everything wrong with how housing is approved. Jordan’s threads on this proposal are such a great glimpse into housing delayed being housing denied.

People want choices. Zoning reform helps make that possible. And the data shows SLC is doing pretty good per capita. www.sltrib.com/news/2026/04...

Every ski resort needs a good closing day party. The Frank World Classic Ski Competition, more commonly known as Frank Day despite the originators wants for it, have morphed into a fun and absolutely wild hotdog day that still celebrates the hotdog ski culture. www.sltrib.com/news/environ...

Park City locals are losing their minds over this. The fact it’s Vail warrants angst in general, but Jackson Hole has had paid parking for years, with a free park and ride lot 7 miles from the resort. Having done both, the free lot + transit is the way to go. townlift.com/2026/04/park...

This happens in SLC. A lot. Check the email domain. If it doesn’t look right, it isn’t legit. www.planning.org/planning/202...

I don’t think we talk nearly enough about the fact that corporations like Amazon, don’t pay a single cent to maintain the roads they use, the transportation system they use, the courts they use, they pay nothing for the infrastructure that is absolutely critical to their business. WE Pay for

Routinely remind myself how good this park is. Places for kids, places for adults, places to relax, no bright playground equipment, next to where a lot of people live, places to eat, next to a tram.

Is this what they voted for?

I just want candidates running for political office to demonstrate as a starting point that they are professional, courteous, ethical, not a criminal. Real basic shit. If you can’t demonstrate that, instant DQ for me. Not a lot left in that pool.

Must be nice to have the time to ticket people for honking their horn at a protest. www.sltrib.com/news/2026/04...

Good insight from various people in this article. I am still amazed Kum and Go entered into a lease without land use approval and no way to back out if they couldn’t get land use approval. buildingsaltlake.com/future-of-ol...

We already knew last month was Utah's warmest March since at least 1895 — but NCEI's new data release shows we crushed the previous record. Utah's avg temp last month was 51.1 degrees, 5.5 degrees above the previous record and nearly 11 degrees above the 30-year normal #utwx

This is equal to 10% of the total snow Deer Valley had for the entire season.