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The Neon Comeback: Local Artists Transform Salt Lake's State Street
Celebrate the legacy of State Street through a public art project lighting the street with neon. State Street is undergoing a revitalization project, by transforming eight designs made by local artists into neon signs that will line Salt Lake City’s main corridor. Meet the artists who have a special connection to each piece and the craftspeople who made the project a reality.
How This Forgotten Team Kicked Off Pro Soccer in Utah
Learn the history of how Utah embraced the most popular sport in the world: professional soccer. Before Real Salt Lake, the Utah Blitzz drew thousands of fans. Though the team was short-lived, it has had a lasting impact on both pro and youth soccer in the state.
Inside the Military's Language Olympics
Every year, the 300th Military Intelligence Brigade—also known as the Linguist Brigade—hosts the Best Linguist Competition, a world-class competition where the best of both civilian and military linguists gather in Utah to compete at the military’s annual Language Conference. Learn what it takes to become a true polyglot and how to keep your language skills sharp.
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