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Standing tall: Ogden Chief of Police, detective recognized by Utah Chiefs of Police Association
Ogden-Weber Chamber head recounts history, challenges past and present
Utah may turn IPP area into a special district to accelerate sale of coal generators there
Vulnerable and at risk: Lawsuit seeks to hold Ogden hospital companies accountable for alleged failures to prevent sexual assaults
Teen critically injured following traffic accident Sunday night
Give Me A Chance’s inaugural quilt-a-long makes quilts for those in need
Ogden gas prices climb 31.3 cents in last week; Layton Walmart’s gas price jumps 37 cents in two days
Utah lawmakers approve legal framework for driverless cars, hoping to attract companies
ICE warehouse deal was news to Utah’s GOP governor, congressional delegation
Ski resort head discusses lessons learned behind the scenes at Winter Olympics
The 2026 Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics are over, but the impact it had on local officials and planning for the Utah 2034 Winter Olympics is now being assessed. Recently, several officials from the Ogden area participated in the International Olympic Committee’s Observers Programme where ...
World Curling Championship in Ogden: Q&A with a curling expert
The 2026 World Men’s Curling Championship is set to begin Friday afternoon at the Weber County Ice Sheet on the campus of Weber State University, running through Saturday, April 4, concluding with medal-deciding matches. Curling is a fun sport, but one many might not pay attention to ...
Standing tall: Ogden Chief of Police, detective recognized by Utah Chiefs of Police Association
OGDEN — The Ogden City Police Department has seen a big year from recruitment to honoring its past. These and many more efforts by the department are now being recognized. According to a press release from Ogden City Tuesday, two important figures with the department are being recognized ...
Ogden-Weber Chamber head recounts history, challenges past and present
Editor's note: This is the third of three stories following a recent Standard-Examiner editorial board interview with Ogden-Weber Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Chuck Leonhardt. Leonhardt discussed changing patterns in business, new initiatives the Chamber is rolling out, legislative ...
Utah may turn IPP area into a special district to accelerate sale of coal generators there
Utah’s efforts to keep the Intermountain Power Plant’s coal-powered units are still preliminary two years after the Legislature moved to block their planned closure. Now, lawmakers want to accelerate the process to re-open them by creating a new special district to ease the process for ...
Vulnerable and at risk: Lawsuit seeks to hold Ogden hospital companies accountable for alleged failures to prevent sexual assaults
A hospital is considered to be a place of refuge where individuals can go to be taken care of in times of injury or ill health. But at least three women who went to Ogden Regional Medical Center in Washington Terrace in recent years allegedly experienced sexual abuse and trauma instead of ...