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ksl.com > article > 51/61/9236 > large-police-presence-delays-trax-lines-in-salt-lake-city

Large police presence delays TRAX lines in Salt Lake City

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (120+ words) Multiple officers responded to a fight with a weapon in downtown Salt Lake City, prompting systemwide delays for the Red, Blue and Green TRAX lines. SALT LAKE CITY — A large police presence gathered in Salt Lake City on Wednesday morning,…...

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smartcitiesdive.com > news > utah-transit-authority-brt-streetcar-construction > 823831

New bus rapid transit line opens in Salt Lake City

2+ mon, 2+ week ago   (191+ words) Bus ridership is near pre-pandemic levels, the Utah Transit Authority said. The all-electric Midvalley Express BRT line “connects local destinations and planned developments” with the transit hub on the Taylorsville campus of Salt Lake Community College, UTA said. UTA’s two-mile-long…...

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deseret.com > videos > 06/22/2026 > why-stadler-rail-chose-utah

Why Stadler Rail Chose Utah

2+ mon, 2+ week ago   (141+ words) Rail, an 80-year-old Swiss railcar manufacturer, is bringing next-generation passenger rail technology to the United States from its manufacturing base in Utah. In this video, Lucy Knight Andre, CEO... Why Stadler Rail Chose Utah tadler Rail, an 80-year-old Swiss railcar…...

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ksl.com > article > 51/50/5952 > salt-palace-to-fully-close-for-3-years-when-redevelopment-begins-in-2027

Salt Palace to fully close for 3 years when redevelopment begins in 2027

3+ mon, 1+ week ago   (884+ words) SALT LAKE CITY — A completely redesigned Salt Palace Convention Center could drastically improve Utah's capital city's position in bringing in major conventions, but its redevelopment will likely cause many economic headaches first. Salt Lake County leaders now plan to fully…...