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Doing our part: OFD says no fireworks-related incidents reported during Pioneer Day discharge period
Clinton City Council member wants to ‘depoliticize’ term limits discussion
Utah’s top natural resources official steps down after 4 years in the job
Weber County Sheriff’s Office: One killed in Adams Fire
Symposium to discuss potential for nuclear energy development in Weber County
Officials continuing to take stock after a week of major wildfire events in two cities
Concern about data center impacts on Great Salt Lake grows, now for Tooele project’s wastewater
‘Can’t replace a human’: Layton homeowner focuses on safety amid Monday blaze
Dangerous flames: Washington Terrace wildfire grows to 75 acres; two injured
Jon Atkin focusing on current, future challenges in bid for Davis County sheriff
Jon Atkin isn’t shy about stating where he thinks improvement is necessary within the Davis County Sheriff’s Office and within law enforcement in general. He realizes speaking about it may not be the best career choice, and when he said that in a recent interview with the ...
Doing our part: OFD says no fireworks-related incidents reported during Pioneer Day discharge period
OGDEN — Pioneer Day traditions continued in Ogden this year. Parades and rodeos still went forward, but it was noticeably quieter in the city for one reason this year — the continuation of a ban on the discharge of fireworks. Ogden and many Northern Utah cities opted to continue the ban ...
Vehicle crashes into home managed by recently appointed Ogden City Council member Jeremy Peterson
OGDEN – The driver of a Subaru Forester crashed into a home managed by recently appointed Ogden City Council member Jeremy Peterson on Wednesday. According to Peterson, the driver of the Subaru was heading west on 30th Street, and upon reaching Porter Avenue, another vehicle crossed 30th ...
Clinton City Council member wants to ‘depoliticize’ term limits discussion
Following a unanimous vote at Tuesday’s City Council meeting to push discussion of term limits to a work session within the next three months, City Council member Jennifer Christensen said she would like to “depoliticize” the issue. Christensen told the Standard-Examiner the issue has ...
Officials continuing to take stock after a week of major wildfire events in two cities
WEBER COUNTY — Burn scars across Weber County have hardly had any time to heal before the next large-scale wildfire breaks out. It's been a trademark of the summer of 2026 throughout the county and elsewhere across the state. This fact was driven home over the last week when a series of ...
Weber County Sheriff’s Office: One killed in Adams Fire
WASHINGTON TERRACE — One of two people injured in Monday's Adams Fire in Washington Terrace succumbed to their injuries. According to a press release sent by the Weber County Sheriff's Office late Tuesday afternoon, Cecil "Ted" Burrell, 87, Washington Terrace, died Monday of injuries ...