OGDEN — A new grant will allow Ogden's first responders to better serve those with mobility issues in the event of an emergency at home. According to a press release from Ogden City earlier this week, Ogden's fire and police departments and the Rocky Mountain Power Foundation have helped ...
From reining in deepfakes to regulating chatbots used for therapy or legal advice, Utah lawmakers passed a handful of laws this year that deal with artificial intelligence. In 2024, the Legislature took its first step in regulating artificial intelligence, passing a law that created a new ...
OGDEN — People who are incarcerated at the Weber County Correctional Facility and struggling with opioid use disorder now have access to expanded treatment services. During its weekly meeting Tuesday, the Weber County Commission approved a memorandum of understanding between the county, ...
OGDEN — While battling cancer, Weber State University student Mary Abbott spent a lot of time judging herself and how she was responding to things in her life. “I shouldn’t be angry. I shouldn’t be sad. I shouldn’t be tired. I shouldn’t be struggling so much. This shouldn’t be so ...
There have been more U.S. measles cases in three months of 2025 than the whole past year. As of Thursday, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recorded 301 confirmed measles cases and two deaths in 15 states amid lower vaccination rates in kindergarten-aged children. However, ...
Utah is slated to become the first state nationwide to ban the addition of fluoride to drinking water systems after House Bill 81, dubbed the "Fluoride Amendments," cleared the Utah Senate on Feb. 21. If signed by Gov. Spencer Cox, the bill will take effect May 7. The bill's verbiage states ...
