OGDEN – After over an hour and a half of public comment, dominated by frustration expressed over an Ogden police officer’s recent handling of an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent’s interaction with a person the ICE agent was following, Ogden Mayor Ben Nadolski was interrupted less ...
OGDEN — Trains are one of the most prominent examples of rolling commerce worldwide. However, from time to time and for a plethora of reasons, that rolling commerce comes to a screeching halt across the very points where rail meets roadway, leading to delays for drivers. In recent months, ...
FARMINGTON – The Davis County Commission heard a presentation on a new justice center at Tuesday’s county commission work session. The building – a 179,296-square-foot facility – would be constructed on the current Farmington site and put the courts and the county attorney under one ...
Gov. Spencer Cox on Friday announced he picked a judge and an attorney for two open seats on the Utah Supreme Court, the latest changes in this year’s reshaping of the state’s highest court. Cox appointed 5th District Judge Matthew Bell and civil litigator Michael Menssen to fill the seats ...
FARMINGTON – According to soon-to-be Davis County Surveyor Jeremiah Cunningham, the surveyor’s office found out just last week that there was work being done along Antelope Drive that affected five monuments. By the time the Surveyor’s Office had been told, the monuments had been torn ...
BRIGHAM CITY — Brigham City is potentially a step closer to being the center of Utah's budding nuclear industry. On Monday, officials gathered at Utah State University's Brigham City campus to announce the proposed Center for Energy Research & Technology Campus, or CERT, to be ...
