We Finally Know What’s in the Downtown Sports District Deal
We finally know what the proposed sports and entertainment district in downtown Salt Lake City could offer Salt Lakers. Salt Lake Tribune reporter Andy Larsen joins executive producer Emily Means to parse through the details. Plus our Rocky Mountain Power wants to raise our electric bills, a shout out to database nerds, and our SLC summer bucket list.
Resources and references:
- Deal would keep Utah Jazz and pro hockey in Salt Lake City — or Smith group would face steep penalties [Salt Lake Tribune]
- Rocky Mountain Power wants you to pay 30% more in next 18 month [Salt Lake City Tribune]
- Why Your Electric Bill Might Go Up [City Cast Salt Lake]
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