OGDEN — For 80 years, a vehicle service center has existed at the corner of 29th Street and Jefferson Avenue. "There was two guys named Bill Gray and Harvey Hegstrom that started this in 1946," Kyle Conger told the Standard-Examiner. But at one point, not long after starting to work at ...

A mindfulness treatment created at the University of Utah in recent years has proved to be effective at decreasing opioid misuse. Now, a new economic study found it could also save hundreds of thousands of dollars per patient. That’s if healthcare, criminal justice and lost productivity ...

License plate cameras are under scrutiny as questions on misuse and surveillance emerge throughout the country. In Utah, a political action committee is sounding the alarm, after having found that the vast majority of the camera records searches in one county originated outside the state. The ...

FARMINGTON – Davis County Sheriff’s Office Chief Deputy Arnold Butcher spoke to the Standard-Examiner on Tuesday about the increased attention being put on automatic license plate recognition technology. “I understand, and I get it that people feel like their right to privacy is just ...

FARMINGTON – Following the Davis County Commission meeting Tuesday in which the commission voted 2-1 in favor of a Memorandum of Understanding related to automatic license plate recognition technology, Commissioner John Crofts, who voted against it, elaborated on his decision to the ...

LAYTON — Anthro Weekend Utah's eighth iteration has come and gone this month, with big numbers all around. According to AWU chairman Ven "Giga" Ferlin, while the official theme may have been mechanical beings against kaiju, another overarching theme seemed to take hold this year. "This ...