Editor's note: The Standard-Examiner has invited primary candidates from Weber and Davis counties to sit down to answer questions from the editorial board and share their vision. Over the next month, the Standard-Examiner will share the highlights from these conversations, giving candidates ...
BOX ELDER COUNTY — A controversial data center plan in Northern Utah is going to see some major changes.
On Thursday, Utah Senate President Sen. Stuart Adams announced that Stratos Hyperscale Data Center backer Kevin O'Leary agreed to a list of conditions for the building of the data center ...
OGDEN — A Weber County Commission candidate will remain on the ballot for the June 23rd primary election.
Last week, three Weber County Commission candidates — Richard Hyer, Katrina Gibson and Jon Beesley — petitioned the Second Judicial District Court in and for Weber County to order ...
Editor's note: This is the first in a series of stories following a Standard-Examiner editorial board interview with Weber County Clerk/Auditor Ricky Hatch. This interview touched on topics such as a a lawsuit to remove a Weber County Commission candidate from the ballot, the 2026 primary ...
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox on Tuesday announced his appointments for two new justices on the Utah Supreme Court after the Legislature expanded it from five to seven seats earlier this year.
Cox picked Jay Jorgensen, who currently works as a senior attorney for the state’s predominant faith, The ...
Amid ongoing outcry over a massive, 40,000-acre data center campus being planned in northern Utah, Utah Senate President Stuart Adams announced that he’s calling for the project to be scaled back dramatically.
“I’ve sent a letter directly to Kevin O’Leary calling for a 75% reduction in ...