When a legislative audit on the efficiency of the Utah System of Higher Education was first introduced to the public in 2024, it prompted cuts and reallocations for academic programs, but it also pointed to a longstanding frustration for higher education leaders — a lack of collaboration ...
Utahns may soon no longer be able to sue third parties for being responsible for damaging their marriages. That’s if the state Legislature votes to abolish the right to file civil claims for what courts define as “alienation of affection.” Woods Cross Republican Sen. Todd Weiler is ...
OGDEN — A new partnership aims to help boost the fight against food insecurity among students in the Ogden School District. In a press release from Wasatch Peaks Credit Union last week, it was announced that it and the Ogden School Foundation had entered into a partnership where Wasatch ...
Editor's note: This is the first in a series of three stories following a Standard-Examiner editorial board interview with Ogden Fire Chief Mike Slater on a broad range of topics including recent fires, the addition of homeless medical advocates to the department, keeping the department close ...
OGDEN — Ogden Union Station's past as a transportation hub is looking like its future as well. On Thursday, Ogden Mayor Ben Nadolski used the historic venue as not only the setting for his second State of the City address, but he also announced plans to get the ball rolling on its ...
Amid stalled state negotiations over how to share the Colorado River’s dwindling water supply, the Bureau of Reclamation on Friday released a range of options that will serve as the foundation for how to manage the river’s largest reservoirs – Lake Mead and Lake Powell. The highly ...
