Gov. Spencer Cox on Friday announced he picked a judge and an attorney for two open seats on the Utah Supreme Court, the latest changes in this year’s reshaping of the state’s highest court. Cox appointed 5th District Judge Matthew Bell and civil litigator Michael Menssen to fill the seats ...
BRIGHAM CITY — Brigham City is potentially a step closer to being the center of Utah's budding nuclear industry. On Monday, officials gathered at Utah State University's Brigham City campus to announce the proposed Center for Energy Research & Technology Campus, or CERT, to be ...
FARMINGTON – According to soon-to-be Davis County Surveyor Jeremiah Cunningham, the surveyor’s office found out just last week that there was work being done along Antelope Drive that affected five monuments. By the time the Surveyor’s Office had been told, the monuments had been torn ...
HOOPER – Matt Kilts got a firsthand look at the type of situation he will need to prepare for before he was appointed to the Hooper City Council on Thursday. During public comment period, a stream of residents took to the microphone to express disappointment in park use restrictions, ...
Amid growing apprehension around license plate cameras across the country — especially those that are part of the Flock Safety network — Utah Gov. Spencer Cox told reporters he shares concerns around privacy and whether those cameras are being misused. Cox’s comments came Thursday during ...
Earlier in August, Ogden City announced that a part of the property formerly occupied by Taylor Canyon Elementary School would be preserved as park space. Ogden city council member Kevin Lundell, however, felt like there was some lack of clarity about how the size of the park was ...
