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Officials say Hooper City Council working more smoothly after rift

HOOPER — More than three months have passed since the Hooper City Council met on Feb. 25 to consider an ordinance that would shift mayoral powers. The proposed ordinance, which came after months of mounting tensions within the council, was ultimately tabled, and the council has refrained from ...

Ogden man accused of killing own mother, per police documents

OGDEN — An Ogden man is being held without bail at the Weber County Jail after allegedly killing his mother Thursday afternoon at the Washington Estates Manufactured Home Community, located near the 1400 block of north Washington Boulevard. Alec Conrad Martinez, 25, was arrested by the Ogden ...

Supreme Court sides with Utah in air quality lawsuit

The U.S. Supreme Court sided with Utah and Oklahoma on Wednesday in a case that started over disagreements with the Clean Air Act, and evolved into a debate over where certain lawsuits could be heard. The high court issued a unanimous opinion in Oklahoma v. Environmental Protection Agency on ...