OGDEN — An overnight structure fire in Ogden displaced nine people. According to a press release from the Ogden City Fire Department, an Ogden Police Department officer was patrolling the area of 2200 Monroe Boulevard around 3:49 a.m. Thursday when they noticed smoke coming from the roof of ...

Amid ongoing tensions between the Utah Legislature and the state’s judiciary, a lawmaker wants to ask voters to give the Legislature the power to call a “special retention election” if legislators decide that a judge is “unfit or incompetent.” Rep. Walt Brooks, R-St. George, is ...

OGDEN — One person was killed Wednesday after being struck by a train in Ogden. According to a press release from the Ogden City Police Department, officers responded to a report of a pedestrian struck by a train near 3550 Pacific Avenue — which runs along the edge of Union Pacific's ...

Weber County Sheriff Ryan Arbon recently felt compelled to write a statement related to ICE. He went through what he estimated to be about 10 to 20 drafts to make sure he could get it right and then he posted it on his Sheriff Facebook page. Arbon marveled at the response the 600-plus word ...

If you shop online today by typing keywords into Google, clicking links and wandering through familiar sites like Amazon or a store’s own page, you know the routine: endless scrolling, manual price comparisons and forms that often end in forgotten shopping carts. AI shopping upends that by ...

For many Americans, Medicare represents relief. After decades of employer premiums, payroll deductions and confusing plan options, retirement feels like the finish line. Finally, health care will be simpler. More affordable. Taken care of. That belief is understandable — but it’s ...