OGDEN — Ogden City has been wrestling with a major infrastructure question the last few years. What constitutes a downtown parking management plan that is fair to all and will make the businesses, employees, residents and visitors alike that utilize downtown parking happy? City officials ...

It’s always a little refreshing when a vehicle shows up that isn’t positioned as the top tier of the automotive world. Driving something new every week certainly has its romantic side — the open road, the latest features, the excitement of what’s next — but every now and then, ...

Note: This article reports on the next step in the ongoing process first examined in "Powder Mountain Water District Moves to Outsource All Operations," published April 4, 2026 The sewage from approximately 800 homes, lodges, and condominiums on and around Powder Mountain flows downhill to a ...

OGDEN — As a two-time Paralympic medalist, David Blair has overcome the odds a couple times in three trips across the globe. On Friday, though, the Weber State alum added an especially meaningful piece of hardware to his collection. Blair is the latest recipient of Scouting America's ...

If the drought isn’t enough, Mormon crickets are starting to show up early in Utah. The insects are native to the Beehive State and the Intermountain West, but in big numbers they threaten crops, wildlife, cattle grazing and even highway safety when they swarm the roads. The pests are ...

EDEN — Kids ski free. This isn't the announcement of a follow up to the 1991 Windows PC game SkiFree, complete with a kid-friendly version of the original game's infamous man-eating Abominable Snow Monster. This is actually one of three new initiatives at Powder Mountain Ski Resort meant ...