I saved the best for last. After 10 years of travel writing, I recently made landfall on Antarctica, my seventh and final continent. It is the most stimulating, majestic, and unpredictable place I’ve ever visited. For two weeks aboard National Geographic Explorer, my wife and I saw thousands ...

I’m not convinced that a class on first-time homeownership shouldn’t be a requisite before graduating high school. This may sound ridiculous to some. Maybe, as adults, we assume too much (or too little) about teens. The irony is this: we send our 18-year-old kids out into the world ready ...

Last week, Jack Dorsey announced that Block, the company behind Square and Cash App, was cutting its workforce by 40%, more than 4,000 people, because of newly gained AI efficiencies. “I think most companies are late,” he wrote to shareholders. “Within the next year, I believe the ...

As one Ogden native and one Weber State University student are preparing to compete in the Milan Cortina Paralympics, the adaptive winter sports community in Weber County is readying both a competition and a celebration of their sports at Snowbasin Resort. Ogden Valley Adaptive Sports is ...

When temperatures in Utah reach the 55-degree point in early February, it is something special. Maybe not wanted or needed for the snow year but still warming to the heart, and it had us wanting to get outside. When the inversion cleared, the sun broke through and the thermometer nudged well ...

Cultural narratives promise that spring brings renewal—longer days lift mood, warmth returns, and winter's heaviness fades. For many, this happens. But for others, spring arrives and the expected improvement doesn't come. Worse, everyone else seems energized while you're still ...