After 33 years of service, Salt Lake City Police Chief Mike Brown says he will retire on Feb. 28. “There is never a perfect time to step away from a career that has defined you, challenged you, and given you a profound sense of purpose.

SALT LAKE CITY — After 33 years of service, Salt Lake City Police Chief Mike Brown says he will retire on Feb. 28. Salt Lake City Police Chief Mike Brown will retire on Feb. 28, after 33 years. In an open letter, Brown highlights his achievements, including a 16-year low in crime and innovative community outreach.

True Salt Lakers know the weather forecast by reading the beacon on top of the Walker Center, but soon they’ll know air quality conditions through another downtown building.

He said he believes Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall has announced "some potential solutions that are good," and "in an ideal world," he would like to see those move forward w

Hey Wilson, did you know we are an “underrated destination?” It's true. According to The Washington Post, the City of Salt is one of 12 destinations—including the Bahamas, Europe, Australia and Japan—that you've got to put on your travel wish list.