Your Daily Guide

Great Salt Lake Czar Steps Down

Great Salt Lake Commissioner Brian Steed, the man tasked with saving our shrinking namesake, is stepping down from the position on July 1. He is leaving to become Utah State University’s vice-president of government affairs. [Salt Lake Tribune]

No More Men on SLOMW?

"The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" is returning to production, but DadTok may not be coming back. Reports say some of the husbands banded together to ask for more money, but producers didn’t think they were worth the cost. [TMZ]

Beware the Algal Blooms

Toxic algal blooms are popping up in Southern Utah waterways. The blue-green algae is harmful to people, wildlife, and can even be deadly to dogs. [FOX13, ABC4]

An ‘L’ for Fruit Season

Gov. Spencer Cox signed an executive order declaring a 30-day state of emergency in 10 counties due to 95-100% crop losses caused by freezing temperatures in April. The order allows farmers to apply for federal resources and assistance. [Office of the Utah Governor]

Will SLC Be Cool When You’re 65?

Utah has long been the youngest state in the union, but now a significant number of us are aging! So what does it look like to make sure our cities rock when you’re over 65? [City Cast Salt Lake 🎧]

Looking for an adventure buddy this summer or maybe a couch companion? Meet some of our cutest furry friends searching for their furever home.

Bandit: This young lab would be the perfect sidekick for an adventurous lifestyle. When you adopt from the Humane Society of Utah, the adoption fee covers vaccines, neuter or spay services, and a voucher for a free wellness exam.

Akumi: She’s a shy girl, but is incredibly loving and loyal. Akumi is also a big Frank Sinatra fan. Also, did you know it’s currently kitten season?

Louie: A 10-year-old pit bull terrier mix has the most heart-melting puppy dog eyes. He’s a curious boy who loves to cuddle and go on walks.

Medusa: This lil’ lady is not only a stunner, but also just a girl who loves to play. She can hang with other dogs, as long as they match her impeccable manners.

For pet owners with reactive dogs, like me, the Humane Society of Utah is having a training in June that’s pretty affordable. Maybe I’ll see you there? I know we could all be better dog owners.