Imagine you are told that a 7.0-magnitude earthquake has happened in Salt Lake City, sending aftershocks across the state. This has caused buildings to fall, trees to cover roadways, traffic to be impacted and communication lines to go down. How do you handle this emergency? Is your family ...

As your children begin to get older, it’s very normal that they might not want to talk with you as often. Teenagers are looking to find their own identity that’s separate from their family. For some teens, that can mean they’re resistant to opening up to their parents. At EveryDay ...

We need to leave our home and garden of 12 years to move and help care for elderly relatives. And as you can imagine, I have no intention of leaving my babies, some of which are from my own grand garden that I brought over from Scotland. I have an idea how but want to be sure on the best ...

ONLINE Promoting Civility and Dignity in Utah panel discussion — The Utah Women & Leadership Project invites community members, leaders and advocates to join it for an engaging online panel dedicated to fostering civility and dignity across Utah from noon to 1:15 p.m. on Tuesday, ...

Here’s a fun local trivia question: How many times would you have to hike the 1.1-mile trail to the top of the Y to equal the elevation of Mount Everest? Andrea Christensen, a 43-year-old mother of three from Saratoga Springs, knows the answer from personal experience. Christensen was ...

Vineyard just announced the launch of the Vineyard Grapevine, a valuable new resource designed to connect residents to the most up-to-date information about what’s happening in our city. The Grapevine is an FAQ-type page where residents can submit questions about city projects, policies and ...