(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) A home for sale in Rose Park, on Thursday, April 28, 2022. During a recent Salt Lake City Council discussion about housing, I said something that generated criticism. While talking about our process for public engagement,…
I knew that campaign funds were outrageous, but after reading the article on the front page of the Oct. 29 print edition of LNP | LancasterOnline (“Thousands raised, spent in less competitive races”), now I am without a doubt awestruck! Can you…
A loose collective of progressives in my town gathers at a busy intersection a couple times a week to hold signs, wave flags and remind citizens to vote. We now have music, mostly throwback tunes from the '70s. Passing drivers honk…
I grew up seeing Dolores Huerta in action. She was part of a generation of leaders who taught us that real change started in neighborhoods, around kitchen tables, in union halls, and church basements. It was rooted in people talking…
As voters consider housing affordability heading into the midterm elections, Salt Lake City is weighing proposals that approach the issue from different angles: allowing more homes in existing neighborhoods, expanding roommate options and addressing displacement when properties are redeveloped. These…
by Paul Svendsen | Oct 28, 2026 This is an opinion piece. To submit your own written opinion to Building Salt Lake, email [email protected]. Salt Lake City’s Expanding Housing Options zoning proposal was presented by the Mendenhall administration and the City Council as…
We've all seen the silly electioneering being conducted by Democrats in Alaska. Can't win fairly then cheat is the official mission statement of the DNC these days. Although not as blatant, there is a great example of the same nonsense…
BISMARCK, N.D. (PPR) – The bishops of the two Catholic dioceses in North Dakota have issued a letter supporting Constitutional Measure One. That measure raises the approval threshold for Constitutional amendments, from a simple 50 percent plus one majority to a 60 percent threshold.
HARRISONBURG, Va. (WHSV) - With midterm elections approaching, political news can be harder to escape — from TV and social media to conversations with family and friends. But for some people, that constant exposure can take a toll on their mental health.
HARRISONBURG, Va. (WHSV) - With midterm elections approaching, political news can be harder to escape — from TV and social media to conversations with family and friends. But for some people, that constant exposure can take a toll on their mental health.
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