💰 SLC spends big on OnlyFans

A Mysterious Flight Raises ICE Questions

A group of people in restraints were seen boarding a chartered Boeing plane at Salt Lake City International Airport, which then flew to stops in California and Texas (both home to ICE detention facilities). [Salt Lake Tribune 🔒]

• Meanwhile: Federal immigration agents have been deployed to major airports nationwide during the partial government shutdown, but have yet to be confirmed at the SLC airport. [Salt Lake Tribune 🔒]

How Gen Zers Are Voting

Gen Z makes up nearly a quarter of Utah’s registered voters. Will they hit the polls this summer? [City Cast Salt Lake 🎧]

SLC Spends $$$ on OnlyFans

Salt Lake City ranks third in the nation for per-capita spending on OnlyFans, with residents spending over $412,000 per 10,000 people annually. [QSaltLake Magazine]

LeBron Play At PTC

Pioneer Theatre Company’s latest play “King James” follows two Cleveland Cavaliers fans whose friendship is formed by their shared devotion to LeBron James. It’s running now through April 4 at the Meldrum Theatre. [ABC4]

Salt Lake’s food and drink scene is always growing. Here are the latest openings worth trying.

Brownstone 22

Located in a historic building in downtown Salt Lake City and inspired by East Coast oyster houses and classic martini bars. Heads up, it’s 21+ only.

Taverna Pizza

Part of Salt Lake’s current pizza surge, you’ll find classic New York-style slices at this Marmalade neighborhood spot. Even better, they serve alcohol and are open until 11 p.m. daily.

Via Veneto Pizzarium

A few miles south, across from Liberty Park, Via Veneto Pizzarium is slinging Roman-style pizza al taglio (by the cut). The slices are rectangular, and sold by weight, so it’s perfect for trying a bunch of different flavors.

Mina

A Sicilian-inspired restaurant that opened last week, a block away from Via Veneto. Come here for the pasta and stay for the Sicilian desserts like torta setteveli (a layered chocolate and hazelnut cake).

TEN

Another day, another coffee shop — we can never have too many. Ten is located at 636 S. 200 W. (attached to Momomaru), and brings a bit of L.A. vibes to Salt Lake City. They offer coffee, matcha, and bagel sandwiches.