New research shows Utah, though it’s only halfway through its wildfire season, is seeing unprecedented burns in woodland and forest areas — and that trend poses “concerning” economic and ecological threats. That’s according to Phil Dennison, a professor in the University of Utah’s ...

Do you have everything you need to evacuate on short notice? Active wildfire seasons the past couple of years have made hundreds of people statewide confront that question. Even locally, the Adams Fire, the Roy fire series and last year's Willard Peak Fire led to many being forced to ...

Editor’s Note: The following is the second in a series of stories on the Davis County Commission’s work session Tuesday, which included a presentation and reaction to the possible imposition of a fifth fifth local option sales tax. The following story focuses on the reaction from ...

OGDEN — The time to cast your vote is near, but it's not on election day. According a to a press release from Ogden City Arts, a pop up at the August First Friday Art Stroll — set for this Friday from 6-9 p.m. — will ask visitors to vote in the People's Choice Awards. "Visit the Union ...

For years, the conventional advice was to replace your laptop every five years. That made sense when new computers offered noticeable improvements, prices were relatively stable, or coming down for comparable features. But we know that’s no longer the case. Research firm Gartner estimates ...

Somebody asks me a version of this every week: "Lyle, should I just take Social Security at 62 and be done with it?" I understand the pull. You've paid in for forty years, the money is sitting right there, and somewhere in the back of your mind is a worry that if you wait, the rules will ...