Editor's Note: This is the first in a series of three stories following a Standard-Examiner editorial board interview with Business Depot Ogden Partner Aaron Austad about the site's history and ongoing importance to Ogden City. OGDEN — Business Depot Ogden has been a landmark of sorts on ...
After overcoming bill-halting opposition when it was introduced, a proposal allowing health care providers in Utah to refuse treatment based on their deeply held beliefs — including religion or conscience — is advancing to the House floor with two days left in the Legislature’s general ...
With the stated purpose of sending a message to voters not to retain 7th District Judge Don Torgerson when he’s up for a retention election in 2028 or to pressure him to resign, the Utah House on Tuesday voted to approve a resolution “admonishing and censuring” the judge. One of Utah’s ...
A fetal development video created by an anti-abortion group may become a required watch in Utah schools with a bill advancing the Legislature this year. Under legislation by Tooele Republican Rep. Nicholeen Peck, starting in 2027, every public school must show a video of at least three minutes ...
As one Ogden native and one Weber State University student are preparing to compete in the Milan Cortina Paralympics, the adaptive winter sports community in Weber County is readying both a competition and a celebration of their sports at Snowbasin Resort. Ogden Valley Adaptive Sports 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 ...
