Utah’s data centers would have to report to the state how much water they’re using every year under a proposal advancing at the state Legislature. The vast centers housing rows of servers would have to pay up if they don’t disclose water use, said Rep. Jill Koford, R-Ogden. The bill ...
The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced a significant change to missionary requirements in a Friday news release. Effective immediately, women may begin full-time missionary service at 18 following high school graduation or an equivalent. The ...
OGDEN — Ogden's first revised general plan since 2002 is closing the development phase and will be up for consideration in fairly short order. But Thursday, the public had one more opportunity to celebrate the building of Plan Ogden with a final feedback session at Ogden Union Station that ...
WEBER COUNTY — The municipal elections of 2025 are officially said and done for Weber County. This election, 44,220 ballots were filed by the county's 116,769 registered voters for a turnout of 38% with results now canvassed. Weber County Clerk/Auditor Ricky Hatch told the Standard-Examiner ...
OGDEN — Rising food prices due to inflation, a government shutdown that adversely impacted government workers and those utilizing food aid and a fast approaching holiday that traditionally puts a strain on supplemental food resources. It's been a fall full of obstacles, but thanks to the ...
With some lawmakers again accusing the Utah Supreme Court of “legislating from the bench,” a legislative committee on Wednesday advanced a bill meant to fix a government immunity issue that its sponsor blamed on “judicial incompetence.” In its last committee meeting before the Utah ...
