Utah’s poverty rate is nation’s 3rd lowest — but prosperity is spread unevenly

(Trent Nelson | Tribune file photo) Students at Jackson Elementary School in Salt Lake City pick up bags of food from volunteers from Fidelity Investments as part of the Utah Food Bank's mobile pantry on Nov. 2, 2017.

MOST VIEWED

1

This Utah university is at risk of shutting down due to serious financial shortfalls, Forbes list indicates

2

A dispute over a prized Star Wars Lego collection led to a YouTube crusade. Then came the stalking charges in Utah.

3

‘Mormon Land’: Legendary poet Carol Lynn Pearson on how she loves ‘parts’ of the LDS Church — and ‘left’ others

4

Karen Huntsman, matriarch of one of Utah’s most influential families, dies at 88

5

‘I don’t want to move, I love Utah’: Tan France shares why he is moving

Utah’s poverty rate is nation’s 3rd lowest — but prosperity is spread unevenly

RELATED STORIES

Census: Utah’s Latino population still booms — but other minorities grow even faster

Census officials view some Utah neighborhoods as among the nation’s toughest to count

Vineyard — where population boomed 63% last year — is nation’s fastest growing city. Other Utah cities are not far behind.

Utah saw huge population growth this decade, led by Utah County