OGDEN — City officials are gaining a better understanding of why a set of fire restrictions were imposed on the city last week while the Ogden City Fire Department seeks ways to better clarify restrictions to the public in the future. During Tuesday's work session before the scheduled ...
Almost a week after the primary, the Republican race for Utah’s 2nd Congressional District is still undecided and as close as ever. While Rep. Celeste Maloy’s razor-thin lead over her challenger Colby Jenkins continues to slightly shrink day by day, it’s looking increasingly unlikely ...
A spring season marked by excess moisture and moderate temperatures has officially given way to extremely hot, dry conditions throughout the Beehive State. Consequently, fire managers have taken action to lower the risk of fire. Stage 1 fire restrictions went into effect Monday at 12:01 a.m. ...
Even before Elise Djagba learned the term “diversity, equity and inclusion,” she knew about the profound impact such programs had in her life. She saw the results every day in her life and the path her family forged after her father, Ben Koffi Djagba, arrived in Utah as a refugee. Her ...
OGDEN — A vision is starting to come together for the next quarter-century of growth in Ogden. Lured by the prospect of free pizza and a chance to help direct the city's future, hundreds of people of all ages descended on Union Station for the first public workshop to build a general ...
After the Supreme Court temporarily halted an Environmental Protection Agency rule that would regulate air pollutants across state lines, Utah environmentalists warn of the effects such a block could have on both the environment and on Utahns’ health. Under the 2015 EPA policy, also known as ...
