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The Rearview Mirror: Local government took center stage in 2025
Feds demand compromise on Colorado River while states flounder despite water shortage
Federal grants will assist UTA in replacing aging buses
The rearview mirror: Northern Utah has an eventful 2025 filled with loss, visions of the future
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After years of uncertainty, golf is thriving at Ogden’s two public courses
Weber State University Presidential Search Committee to host public input sessions in January
Utah to start assessing fees on properties in ‘high risk’ wildfire areas to encourage prevention
State officials have created a new online map that Utahns can use to check how at-risk their homes are to wildfire. Officials will also start using the map to assess fees on property owners in high-risk areas to help conduct assessments meant to minimize risk. Statewide, about 60,000 ...
OPD: Person arrested following threats against the Jewish community, houses of worship; explosives and firearms removed from residence
OGDEN — One person was arrested in Ogden Tuesday after allegedly making threats agains the Jewish community and houses of worship while harboring explosive devices and firearms. Wednesday morning, Ogden Chief of Police Jake Sube led a press conference addressing a situation that unfolded on ...
Federal grants will assist UTA in replacing aging buses
Some new buses may soon be plying routes in Ogden. Last week, UTA announced in a press release that it had been awarded more than $41 million in federal grant funding to modernize its bus fleet and replace aging vehicles. "Through the Federal Transit Administration’s Bus and Bus Facilities ...
Feds demand compromise on Colorado River while states flounder despite water shortage
Western states that rely on the Colorado River have less than two months to agree on how to manage the troubled river – and pressure is mounting as the federal government pushes for a compromise and a troubling forecast for the river’s two biggest reservoirs looms. Top water officials ...
Ogden’s Christmas Village announces extended hours on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day
OGDEN — Ogden's Christmas Village is having itself a year, and organizers are looking to celebrate. On Saturday, in light of the display's recognition by USA Today as the No. 2 "Best Public Holiday Lights Display (2025)" in the country, Christmas Village chair Craig Bielik announced in an ...
Ogden’s trail system seeing extensive use across the city
Editor's note: This is the third in a series of three stories following a Standard-Examiner editorial board interview with Ogden City Parks and Cemetery Division Manager Monte Stewart and Ogden City's PGA Golf Professional Todd Brenkman on a broad range of topics including Gib's Loop Trail, a ...