Editor's note: This is the first of two stories following an Ogden Standard-Examiner editorial board interview with U.S. Sen. John Curtis, R-Utah, during a visit to Ogden on Wednesday afternoon. Sen. Curtis discussed improvements to Hill Air Force Base, funding for new infrastructure and the ...

OGDEN — Weber State University's Ogden Civic Action Network, or OgdenCAN, is a decade old and looking to celebrate. In a press release from WSU this week, the university noted the anniversary and discussed what the organization has meant to the surrounding community. "Through partnerships ...

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As a blizzard descended on Salt Lake City on Wednesday, a federal three-judge panel spent hours grilling attorneys on opposing sides of a new redistricting lawsuit seeking to throw out a state judge’s earlier decisions that voided Utah’s 2021 congressional map and ordered a remedial map ...

OGDEN — Snowfall from this week's storms along the Wasatch Front will be more than welcome to what has thus far been a dismal year for mountain snowpack — but it comes with a catch. On Monday, the Utah Avalanche Center sent out a press release warning the public of a significantly elevated ...

A mild winter is being cited as one of the factors in tempering what had looked like it would be a near-record year for Utah house fire responses. On Wednesday, the American Red Cross of Utah sent out a press release reporting on the number of house fires it had responded to statewide, noting ...