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OGDEN — If you think Lindquist Field, home of the Ogden Raptors minor league baseball team, is a beautiful place for a ballgame, the setting was even more majestic on Saturday morning.
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OGDEN — Farmers Market Ogden will be returning later this month, though it will have a reduced footprint.
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OGDEN — Helping keep an eye on protests in Salt Lake City, it almost seemed to Lt. Cortney Ryan of the Weber County Sheriff’s Office as if he were back in Ogden.
OGDEN — A group of Weber County veterans are working to ensure soldiers of all stripes are honored at the George E. Wahlen Ogden Veterans Home.
Weber Human Services is looking for people who can help Northern Utah nonprofits.
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OGDEN — Downed power lines across Interstate 15 on Friday evening resulted in a pair of accidents, a fire, a closed freeway and a loss of power to more than 2,000 Rocky Mountain Power customers.
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The Afghan commando who killed Maj. Brent Taylor of North Ogden planned the insider assassination for weeks as U.S. intelligence screeners failed to act aggressively on signs of his radicalization, according to an Army investigative report.
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OGDEN — Weber State University is taking criticism from both sides of the aisle for its handling of a criminal justice professor who made threatening tweets related to ongoing, nationwide protests.
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SOUTH OGDEN — Now that she’s able to get medical marijuana, Nicole McGarry says her life has taken a dramatic turn for the better.
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OGDEN — The death of Nate Lyday leaves a trail of sadness in its wake.
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KAYSVILLE — The Kaysville City Council on Thursday voted to censure Mayor Katie Witt, stemming from the uproar last month over the proposed concert she had promoted as a challenge to continued COVID-19 restrictions.
OGDEN — A food drive will be held this weekend at Weber State University.
PROMONTORY SUMMIT — The iron horses are starting to run again at Golden Spike National Historical Park.
OGDEN — An Ogden man told police his opponent in a fist fight drew a knife and tried to stab him 10 to 15 times but did not connect.
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OGDEN — As COVID-19 social distancing restrictions slowly loosen across the state, Ogden City is working on a plan to bring back its suspended recreation programs.
OGDEN — An Ogden woman was strangled to unconsciousness Wednesday in the last of three stranglings allegedly inflicted by her boyfriend, according to an arrest affidavit.
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PARK VALLEY — Firefighters reported Thursday they were making progress against three lightning-caused Box Elder County blazes that together had burned more than 10,000 acres.
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LAYTON — On his third urgent attempt to find a woman trapped in a burning house, Mitchel Porter got another lungful of smoke and finally succeeded in pulling the victim to safety.
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OGDEN — Justin Terronez of Ogden never really got into political stuff, protesting.
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OGDEN — Ogden police have kept busy, dealing with the many things, big and small, that inevitably pop up.
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OGDEN — The Weber State University professor who recently came under fire for a series of threatening tweets related to ongoing, nationwide protests says he regrets his actions and has resigned from his teaching position.
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SALT LAKE CITY — The four Republican hopefuls for Northern Utah’s U.S. House seat debated Thursday, making the case for why they should be selected by voters.
OGDEN — While Ogden City targets a July restart date for the live version of the city’s First Friday Art Stroll, one key partner in the program is returning to form this week, albeit with some new participation guidelines.
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SALT LAKE CITY — At the request of President Donald Trump, the Utah National Guard has sent about 200 soldiers to Washington, D.C., to help manage the civil unrest currently unfolding in the nation’s capital.
OGDEN — A man was arrested Monday after he allegedly tore down several small U.S. flags that had been placed outside businesses to honor fallen Ogden Police Officer Nate Lyday.
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OGDEN — Motorists who traverse the North Ogden Divide and hikers who use the Ben Lomond Trailhead as their launching point will have to find alternatives.
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OGDEN — The final hurdle in a decade-and-a-half-long effort to establish a fixed-route transit connection between Ogden’s downtown and the southeastern edge of the city has been crossed.
Ankle monitor tracking data places gang member at Ogden shooting scene
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HUNTSVILLE — Northern Utah's two alpine highways are now open.
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SALT LAKE CITY — Democratic U.S. House hopefuls Darren Parry and Jamie Cheek debated Monday, addressing the COVID-19 outbreak, protesting over George Floyd’s death, whether a Democrat can win in the Republican-leaning 1st District and more.
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OGDEN — For the first time since 2015, Ogden City’s budget does not include a 4% pay increase for members of the city’s police and fire departments.
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OGDEN — The push for police reform by local advocates of people of color didn’t end with Saturday’s large demonstration in downtown Ogden.
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OGDEN — Weber State University officials are investigating a series of provocative tweets posted by one of the school’s criminal justice professors after violent protests erupted across the United States.
HILL AIR FORCE BASE — For the third time in a little over a year, airmen from Hill Air Force Base’s two fighter wings have deployed to the Middle East.
LAYTON — Firefighters have identified battery backup gear as the likely source of a fire that caused an estimated $100,000 damage to a home Sunday afternoon.
FARMINGTON — A Pleasant View man charged earlier this year in Ogden in an alleged date rape has been arrested again in connection with a similar 2016 case.
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OGDEN — A fire near the mouth of Ogden Canyon on Saturday night kept crews busy into the early morning hours of Sunday.
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OGDEN — Two Rivers High School, the alternative offering in Weber School District, has made dramatic progress in its graduation rates over the past two years.
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OGDEN — On a day when rioting marred a protest in Salt Lake City, 40 miles to the north protesters successfully held a peaceful — and quite large — rally in downtown Ogden.
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OGDEN — As Kristie Samuels lay dying, her family took turns talking to her via a speaker phone, sending their love.
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OGDEN — When word of a police probe into Kerry Gibson, the former Weber County commissioner, first emerged in late 2017, he suggested political forces aligned against him were at play.
Weber Human Services is looking for people who can help Northern Utah nonprofits.
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OGDEN — Some large events, those drawing big crowds, may still be going on this summer notwithstanding continued coronavirus concerns.
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Northern Utah has experienced an increase in COVID-19 cases since most of the state moved to “yellow” status on May 16.
WASHINGTON TERRACE — A Washington Terrace man surrendered after a SWAT standoff Thursday night following an alleged domestic violence altercation.
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OGDEN — Police Chief Randy Watt on Friday morning identified the officer killed on a domestic violence call Thursday as Nate Lyday, 24.
FARMINGTON — Bob Stevenson‘s first bid for elective office back in 1981, for a spot on the Layton City Council, wasn’t the product of a long, overwrought, thought-out process.
HARRISVILLE — As coronavirus spread across the United States and the case count increased, overwhelming some hospitals, Cliff Hokanson had something of a revelation.
