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When she retired, Linda Weiskopf needed a meaningful way to fill her time. This is what she came up with.

Happy Sunday everyone! Here are a few stories from Saturday that you should know about to start your week.

Weber Human Services is looking for people who can help Northern Utah nonprofits.

A crumbling road bordering two cities on the Weber and Davis county line is causing quite a stir.

Few bugs strike fear in the hearts of Northern Utahns like black widows. They’re one of the only spider species that pose a threat in the state due to their poisonous bite. Their venom can be fatal to humans. Although arachnids don’t usually become a nuisance until the fall — when...

On April 13, 2017, an arson fire heavily damaged the former R.J. Wrigley’s dealership at 3350 Wall Ave., Ogden. City code enforcers also are pushing for demolition of a home at 2831 Monroe Blvd., where a natural gas blast March 7 fatally injured the homeowner.

The stately old elm trees in the southeast corner of Business Depot Ogden are finally being torn out.

Ogden City will extend the tax break period for a multimillion dollar redevelopment project in West Ogden.

The UTA is expanding its garage on Wall Avenue, meaning a precast cement company needs to find a new location.

A nationwide warrant has been issued for Gerald Michael “Mike” Bullinger, who is wanted for failure to report three deaths on his Idaho property.