Railroad Avenue, a blighted dirt road off Indian Street, is scheduled for a $1.5 million transformation this summer into a commercial corridor featuring a pedestrian mall.

On a recent flight home from vacation, we were fortunate enough to fly on a plane that exited passengers right down the steps and onto the tarmac, as though we were elected officials or royalty.

A full-page image in the May 6, 1937 Berkeley Daily Gazette publicized the three daylong extravagant dedication of Berkeley’s Aquatic Park.

On Wednesday morning, the political world awoke to the news that a federal inmate had won nine counties and 41 percent of the statewide vote against the president of the United States in West Virginia’s primary. It was not Barack Obama’s first primary season embarrassment: An antiabortion fanatic beat him in 15 Oklahoma counties back in March, and nearly walked away with a convention delegate ...

(Scott Sommerdorf | The Salt Lake Tribune) The Sugar House Art Walk kicked of its first spring event on Friday, April 13, 2012. The event featured art at multiple venues in Sugar House within walking distance. The next art walk is scheduled for May 11.