If the drought isn’t enough, Mormon crickets are starting to show up early in Utah. The insects are native to the Beehive State and the Intermountain West, but in big numbers they threaten crops, wildlife, cattle grazing and even highway safety when they swarm the roads. The pests are ...
EDEN — Kids ski free. This isn't the announcement of a follow up to the 1991 Windows PC game SkiFree, complete with a kid-friendly version of the original game's infamous man-eating Abominable Snow Monster. This is actually one of three new initiatives at Powder Mountain Ski Resort meant ...
OGDEN — Visiting with her doctors in late 2024, Ogden native Josefina Soto feared the worst about her fighting career. Dizziness from workouts and routine training sessions led her own personal trainer to discourage Soto from ever fighting again. A year earlier, Soto broke her right hand, ...
If you are interested in volunteering and do not see what interests you, please call us as we have many more opportunities available and will help you find what interests you and best uses your skills. If your organization is in need of volunteers, please give us a call at 801-625-3777 or ...
With more than 121 measles cases reported in the last three weeks while South Carolina hasn’t seen any new cases, Utah’s measles outbreak is now the most active in the U.S. In total, 583 confirmed measles cases have been reported to Utah health officials since the outbreak began last year. ...
EDEN — Thursday was a day to take stock of recent advancements in Utah's educational sphere. During a special bill signing ceremony at Valley Elementary School in Eden, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox declared it had been a great year for education in the state Legislature. "This was a really great ...
