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 ...

Editor's note: This is the third in a series of four stories following a Standard-Examiner editorial board interview with Ogden Mayor Ben Nadolski exploring his recently delivered 2026 State of the City address and the initiatives announced during the speech.  OGDEN — Ogden Mayor Ben ...

OGDEN — Marc Blanchard had not had a haircut in a decade. But that changed Friday for the Ogden School District Custodial Supervisor as he made his way to the barber shop at Ogden-Weber Technical College where his hair was cut and beard trimmed by O-TECH High School student Darien ...

Utah lawmakers will be returning to Capitol Hill on Tuesday for their 45-day 2026 legislative session — and already the list of issues they plan to tackle is long, with the number of bills filed growing by the day. Because the Utah Legislature is controlled by a Republican supermajority, the ...

We took a Friday break from our usual Utah County driving routine and headed north to Sandy for a media preview of the 2026 Utah Auto Expo. Auto shows have always been a great way to take the pulse of the industry, and this year’s event did not disappoint. From affordable daily drivers to ...