Knoops lets customers pick from 20+ cocoa percentages and customize with spices, herbs and milk. Its first U.S. store opens Aug. 21 in SLC’s 9th & 9th.

From stealth startup to $2 billion unicorn to a $400 million asset sale, the Utah software company’s trajectory mirrors the evolution and growing pains of Silicon Slopes.

Millions visit nearby national parks each year. Now people are booking trips to Kanab itself, and the town is trying to preserve what makes it worth the stop.

Founded in a desert town of 12,000, Tuacahn now draws 350,000 guests a year and rivals the biggest regional theaters in America. Here’s how its creative team got there.

A Bear Lake Valley company is scaling a natural mountain spring into a wholesale bottling operation while preserving the spring that started it all.

The Lehi-based private equity firm’s fourth Savory Fund III deal backs a 23-unit chain with 18.2% same-store sales growth and a $12.5 million expansion loan.

For over four decades, the Larry H. Miller Utah Summer Games have made Cedar City an incubator for athletes, fans, economic growth and generations of Utah sports success stories.

Six public-access golf courses that can help make your business, industry or nonprofit networking event successful.

The Salt Lake City digital health company will use the Series B round to scale sales and deepen access to its wireless, at-home seizure-detection system.

These 14 public-access courses offer dedicated event staff, banquet facilities and tournament-tested logistics for business groups of every size.

The Salt Lake City chain’s new handheld burrito debuts July 24 as CEO Mike Burns pushes a turnaround built on restored sauces and bold flavor.

ENVE Composites’ winning combination of local manufacturing talent, cycling passion and company culture has given world-class cyclists like Tadej Pogačar an upper hand.

Forget what renovation shows taught you. Jansen Bennett, a preservation architect, explains why restoring an old building often beats a new build on cost, materials and charm.

As AI reshapes how we create, a growing number of Utahns are discovering that the antidote to screen fatigue is messy, imperfect and made by hand.

Why Utah’s growth and livability must move together — and the role business engagement plays in making that happen.

Giving employees money to help strangers may seem unconventional, but Derek Miner, co-founder of Build Then Bless, believes generosity isn’t just good for communities; it’s the future of strong workplace cultures.

Northrop Grumman is adding a sixth building to its Roy campus, growing the site to 1.1 million square feet to support the U.S. Air Force’s Sentinel ICBM program.

With the highest concentration of certified International Dark Sky Places in the world, Utah is providing new opportunities to experience the night sky like never before.

Where to go and what to get to satisfy your sweet treat cravings at Utah donut shops.

With no homes available under $400,000, local leaders are racing to find multi-pronged solutions before the housing crisis hollows out the workforce.