Utah Economy

Tribune reporters Tony Semerad, Robert Gehrke, and Paighten Harkins talk about the latest news, including a new report outlining dire economic effects if the Great Salt Lake were to collapse.

On this episode we're joined by Cache County Executive David Zook and Michael Jeanfreau, senior economist with the Utah Department of Workforce Services.

On this episode we discuss a homeless couple’s heartfelt journey, Utahns’ current economic views, and a lawsuit filed by the Ute Tribe.

The Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute presented three visible economic scenarios for 2023 in economic report.

Just over half of Utahns in the study feel steady in keeping up with their finances, but 70% feel confident they can find a good job if needed.

Proponents of the project say it will diversify rural jobs and get Utah oil to market, but environmental advocates are pushing to block the project, citing environmental harm.

A lot of Utah industries have suffered during the pandemic, the arts is no exception. Lawmakers and leaders in the arts gathered at the Utah capitol building on Tuesday to identify how the arts sector can grow, and to celebrate the arts.

Critical minerals are commodities considered essential to our economy but with a supply chain at risk. Helium is on the list and that designation has…

Hotels and motels in northern Utah began expanding services last week and for the first time since the middle of March, guests are being allowed access to…

Gov. Gary Herbert announced Utah will be transitioning from “red,” or the high-risk category in terms of the coronavirus pandemic, to “orange,” or…