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Mara Brown to step down as Ogden City administrator
The next steps: Ogden City moves forward with managed parking, FY2027 budget review
Layin’ It on the Line: Making up the difference as 2026 Social Security cost-of-living adjustment falls short in Utah
‘You should all be looking down with shame’: Roy residents pack council chambers, blast proposed 55.45% tax increase
Ogden City not seeking additional tax burden as preliminary budget is introduced
Living Heritage Festival set for this weekend at Ogden Union Station
Hundreds cry out as Box Elder commissioners wave in massive data center
Ogden City to consider managed parking plan amid renewed controversy
Northridge High School teacher wins $50,000 furniture grant for classroom
Eva Lopez Chavez suspended from Salt Lake City Council duties amid sexual misconduct investigation
Salt Lake City Council member Eva Lopez Chavez has been suspended from council duties as her counterparts initiate an investigation over sexual misconduct allegations from multiple people. The council unanimously approved two resolutions during their formal meeting Tuesday evening to ...
The next steps: Ogden City moves forward with managed parking, FY2027 budget review
OGDEN — After six years of discussion, managed parking will be coming to downtown Ogden. During a marathon-length meeting Tuesday, the Ogden City Council voted 5-2 in favor of implementing managed parking in downtown and 5-2 in favor of adopting the fee structure. The city, as part of its ...
Mara Brown to step down as Ogden City administrator
OGDEN — A longtime Ogden civil servant will be stepping down soon. In a press release from Ogden City, it was announced that Ogden City Chief Administrative Officer Mara Brown will be concluding her service at the end of the fiscal year. "Brown’s tenure with Ogden City has been defined by ...
Utah’s kratom ban takes effect: Adulterated products should be off shelves
Most kratom products won’t be on Utah shelves as of Wednesday as new legislation went into effect allowing only pure leaf powders and capsules to be sold in specialty stores. A lawsuit from Botanic Tonics, the manufacturer of “feel free” tonics, won’t delay the law. A federal judge ...
Layin’ It on the Line: Making up the difference as 2026 Social Security cost-of-living adjustment falls short in Utah
Every January, millions of retirees across the country wake up hoping this year’s Social Security cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) will finally keep pace with what they’re actually spending. In 2026, the Social Security Administration announced a 2.8% COLA — translating to roughly $56 ...
‘You should all be looking down with shame’: Roy residents pack council chambers, blast proposed 55.45% tax increase
ROY – Roy City Mayor Ann Jackson started off the City Council meeting Tuesday night by clarifying that the maximum property tax rate would not be set that evening and that it would be set June 16. That did little to dissuade residents from lining up and taking to the microphone one by one ...