Taylor Anderson

Angst over demolitions, new plans for transit and major new development initiatives captured the attention of readers along the Wasatch Front this year.

The popular Chinese bun restaurant told Building Salt Lake it would add more items to the menu and offer more seating in the new spot.

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The acquisition of Mark Allen Realty will create a combined team of 80 real estate agents in three offices as the Anywhere brand grows its footprint across Chicago.

Junction City leaders broke ground on Monday with a plan to expand and improve operations at the city's historically money-losing airport.

While its project in the heart of Downtown Salt Lake City remains stalled, Hines set a new record by buying an apartment building near Chicago last week.

Salt Lake City changed its laws to allow fourplexes in single-family zones, as long as new units met affordability requirements.

Is it just me, or do so many people seem angry these days? Now, all in all, this is nothing new. Someone is always angry about something. Yet, it seems that, whether you watch the news, scroll social media, or listen to the diner chatter, a lot of the conversations, posts and reports focus on hot-button polarizing issues that continue to spark tempers and harsh words.

The owners of a property next to the new drive-thru soda chain say Swig and the company's landlord are allowing customers to block access to their business.