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Utah lawmakers again weigh whether to require in-person ID for by-mail ballots

With one week to go until the end of the session, Utah lawmakers are still sorting through a flurry of complex bills that would make a wide variety of changes to Utah’s elections and voter privacy laws. It remains to be seen which proposals will ultimately survive both the House and Senate ...

Co-founder of Women4STEM Conference hopes fourth iteration is biggest yet

Careers with a basis in science, technology, engineering and mathematics — better known as STEM — are becoming increasingly important in a world that is becoming more tech savvy. And local non-profit Women4STEM is looking to make sure local students and professionals are ready for ...

Volunteer opportunities available at local organizations

If you are interested in volunteering and do not see what interests you, please call us as we have many more opportunities available and will help you find what interests you and best uses your skills. If your organization is in need of volunteers, please give us a call at 801-625-3777 or ...

Legislature approves bell-to-bell cellphone ban in Utah schools

When students return to classrooms at summer’s end, Utah public schools will most likely have a bell-to-bell default ban on cellphones, a top priority for Gov. Spencer Cox, who has been a vocal antagonist to social media companies. Ever since South Jordan Republican Sen. Lincoln Fillmore ...

Lindon releases traffic circulation plan for temple open house dates

Thousands of people are expected to attend the open house for the Lindon Utah Temple next month, and the city is making preparations to meet the demand. Lindon City announced Wednesday a traffic circulation plan for the area surrounding the temple during the open house, which runs from March ...