After a report showed that nearly half of Utah K-3 students read below grade level, Gov. Spencer Cox included improving that number among his top priorities this year. A bill advancing in the Legislature may help him achieve that goal — but later. A bill Ogden Republican Sen. Ann Millner is ...
OGDEN — The brand new Marshall N. White Community Center's first Black History Month program served as a reminder that the community has great assets for students and that progress is built brick-by-brick. On Saturday, Ben Lomond High School's Urban Student Alliance presented its second ...
Residents from near and far across the state are being given a voice on their individual well-being and the well-being of their municipalities. Ogden is one of several cities that are participating in the Utah State University' latest Utah Wellbeing Project Survey. Dr. Courtney Flint, USU ...
With one week to go until the end of the session, Utah lawmakers are still sorting through a flurry of complex bills that would make a wide variety of changes to Utah’s elections and voter privacy laws. It remains to be seen which proposals will ultimately survive both the House and Senate ...
Careers with a basis in science, technology, engineering and mathematics — better known as STEM — are becoming increasingly important in a world that is becoming more tech savvy. And local non-profit Women4STEM is looking to make sure local students and professionals are ready for ...
When students return to classrooms at summer’s end, Utah public schools will most likely have a bell-to-bell default ban on cellphones, a top priority for Gov. Spencer Cox, who has been a vocal antagonist to social media companies. Ever since South Jordan Republican Sen. Lincoln Fillmore ...
