OGDEN — Can the presence of plants in the classroom help boost the grades of college students? According to a press release from Weber State University last month, that is exactly the question one research duo on campus is aiming to answer with an ongoing study that has already spanned ...

ANTELOPE ISLAND STATE PARK — A small, lightning-triggered fire temporarily closed several trails at Antelope Island State Park on Friday evening. In a Facebook post Friday evening, the park noted that, due to fire activity, Bone Road, Gravel Pit Trail, Split Rock Loop, White Rock Loop, ...

NORTH OGDEN — A parade seems like a pretty straightforward event. Floats make their way down what's usually a busy street, the people cheer and after an hour or so, it's all over. But in between the spectacle of children chasing candy, candidates chasing votes, blaring music, marching ...

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Here is a look at many of the events going on in Northern Utah and beyond in the next week: Central Ogden July 5 Traces of the West Art show, Eccles Art Center, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (July 5-Aug. 4, ogdenpioneerdays.com) Forest Bathing with Ian Napper, Ogden Nature Center, 8-9:30 a.m. ...

Utah Republican leaders celebrated the final passage of the “big, beautiful bill” on Thursday, one day before the self-imposed Fourth of July deadline to bring it to President Donald Trump’s desk for his signature. All members of the Utah congressional delegation voted in favor of the ...