The U.S. Department of Food and Agriculture recently announced it would try to roll back the “roadless rule,” a decades-old policy that prevents road construction and logging on nearly 4 million acres of national forest in Utah. Brooke Rollins, the department’s secretary, called the rule ...
CLEARFIELD — A federal judge issued a nationwide injunction halting the planned shuttering of 99 contractor-operated Job Corps centers across the nation, including the campus in Clearfield. The decision came in the wake of the U.S. Department of Labor, or DOL, announcing a phased pause in ...
A man is dead. One man who was arrested is now out of jail. And the man who allegedly shot three bullets — including the one that killed “innocent bystander” Arthur “Afa” Ah Loo, according to police — is cooperating with law enforcement but is not in custody. Based on what’s ...
Utah Republican Sen. Mike Lee is scaling back his controversial proposal to sell off public land around the West. According to a new version of the bill obtained Wednesday by Politico, Lee still intends on selling off parcels of public land — but there are several new guardrails in place, ...
The Utah Senate has voted to confirm Gov. Spencer Cox’s appointment of Lonny Pehrson to be the first-ever director of the state’s newly created Government Records Office. The Senate on Wednesday, during an extraordinary session to consider several judicial and executive branch ...
OGDEN — The Weber County Commission is inviting the public to attend weekly meetings in person after the county's Zoom livestream was hacked Tuesday. "The Weber County Commission meeting video today is unavailable due to an inappropriate hacking incident," Weber County Public Relations ...
