Utah

Utah may be known for its good, clean fun but its had its own bloody history. Here are the bloodiest deaths in Utah.

For the first time in history more young men are religious than young women.

A very well-known department store that offers a variety of products, from clothing and footwear to home goods, furniture, and gifts has announced that they'll be shutting down ANOTHER 150 locations. Renowned for its fashion, beauty, and home essentials, they also hosts iconic events, such as the Thanksgiving Day Parade and the Fourth of July fireworks display. ...

It's official: Autumn is officially here now! A recent study showed that Autumn is America's FAVORITE season, but that means Winter is one day closer! According to the Old Farmer's Almanac, we're in for a cold, snowy, and wet winter, with heavy snowfall even predicted in mid-November...

Here are Utah's MOST COMMON last names, and how likely you are to run into one! 1. Smith: Everyone knows a Smith. EVERYONE. There's a total of 28,103 in Utah. That's 1/115 people in the entire state! It's also the most popular last name in the entire United States! ...

What is an "Eye Sore"? Google gives the definition of "Something displeasing to the sight." St. George, Utah is GORGEOUS... But it definitely has it's fair share of Eye Sores around town... Here are some of the TOP EYE SORES according to Southern Utah's Citizens...

If you live in Utah, here are the unwritten 10 commandments of dwelling in the blessed State of Beehives.

Mega options and cleanliness makes this buffet a major WIN. The line was so long. So I thought, "Ok it must be worth the wait."

Lately, it feels like we've had tons of major retailers closing their doors after decades in the spotlight. Inflation is hurting these businesses, but more importantly, online shopping is hurting these businesses. More people are shopping online in 2024 than in the brick and mortar stores...

It feels like everywhere we turn, prices are UP! Electricity bills, gasoline, clothes, fast food, and DEFINITELY groceries. It's called "inflation", but why does "inflation" never inflate our salaries? Pretty ridiculous if you ask me! Surprisingly, a lot of businesses have done pretty well in the past year...