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Vickie McCall is receiving the Wall of Fame award from the Ogden-Weber Chamber of Commerce. The Wall of Fame honors those who have made major contributions to the community over time. McCall, a Realtor with Utah Executive Real Estate, started with the Ogden-Weber Chamber 35 years ago. She soon joined several committees, such as military affairs, Women in Business and legislative affairs. She says she has been involved with almost every committee and held the post of chairwoman of the board. (NICK SHORT/Standard-Examiner)

Realtor reaches Ogden-Weber Chamber's Wall of Fame

OGDEN -- During her more than three decades of service, Vickie McCall has worn many hats with the Ogden-Weber Chamber of Commerce, even the prestigious Big Hat.

Man charged in W. Jordan bank fire-bombing appears in court

SALT LAKE CITY -- A federal judge has ordered a man to be held in jail temporarily after police say he threw two Molotov cocktails at a Wells Fargo branch.

Bomb squad called amid threats at West Jordan bank

WEST JORDAN -- Police and a bomb squad are on the scene at a West Jordan Wells Fargo bank branch after getting reports of a man making threats.

Police look into bomb threat at bank

CENTERVILLE -- Police are investigating a bomb threat made to Wells Fargo Bank on Tuesday.

The call came in at 1:35 p.m., said Police Lt. Paul Child. The caller, who sounded like a middle-age woman, told the employee that her father had built a bomb, "and intended to blow up the office," Child said.

Bank warns of new scam involving mass emails, calls and text messages

OGDEN -- A new twist on a phishing scam has Wells Fargo officials concerned for their customers.

The scam is nothing new, said Mark Chapman, spokesman for Utah Wells Fargo, but it is the first time scammers have attempted to use text messaging to gain account information.

Wells Fargo offers settlement over mortgage-backed securities

SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Wells Fargo & Co. agreed to pay $125 million to investors in its mortgage-backed securities who claimed that before the Great Recession hit, they were misled about how much equity the borrowers had in their homes.

Utah group sues Wells Fargo over disability access

SALT LAKE CITY -- Utah's Disabled Rights Action Committee is asking a judge to order Wells Fargo Bank to alter night depository boxes at its branches because the locations violate federal disability access laws.

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