Since the Roe v. Wade ruling by the Supreme Court in 1973, opponents have worked to overturn it. “With the new court, they have been more honest and straightforward — they want to get rid of Roe,” said Karrie Galloway, Planned Parenthood of Utah president and CEO. Wednesday’s decision ...
EDEN — Lenders accused by Summit Powder Mountain of defrauding the resort have alleged in turn that the Utah development is in clear project loan default and is taking unfair advantage of foreign investors. At issue is Summit Village, the planned centerpiece of a high-end resort expansion ...
OGDEN - Sefu Toilolo Jr. said Friday he hopes the man who strangled his sister and dumped her body in Ogden Canyon will never get out of prison. "I don't think he should be able to see the light of day," Toilolo told 2nd District Judge Joseph Bean, who a few minutes later sentenced Andy ...
SALT LAKE CITY — Thomas Kearl spent 223 days in the hospital and eluded death four times as he battled COVID-19. Now home and recovering, the 59 year-old Salt Lake City resident said people should use his saga as proof of the pandemic reality. “I got this horrible disease before the ...
OGDEN — The ongoing expansion in the Riverbend area around the Ogden River west of Washington Boulevard is reaching a milestone — the two new restaurants taking shape as part of the project are on the verge of opening. Dirty Bird has scheduled its grand opening for Sept. 10 while Wimpy ...
OGDEN — The Ogden City Council is now accepting applications from students in the ninth through 12th grades in the Ogden School District as a deadline looms for positions in a new Youth Council and Leadership Academy. The council opened submissions for students last week. According to an ...
KAYSVILLE — The old Kaysville library building, focus of demolition talk, has a reprieve, at least for now. With the Utah Department of Transportation working on plans to revamp Main Street, Mayor Katie Witt, notably, had proposed razing the 77-year-old structure to make way for a ...
OGDEN — When the COVID-19 pandemic arrived, Mike Slater had just been promoted as the Ogden Fire Department's deputy chief in charge of medical operations. He joked in an interview this week that had he known the pandemic was on the doorstep, he might have decided not to say yes to the new ...
The helplessness and hopelessness of many people transitioning out of severe issues in their lives is being addressed by an initiative of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The Church’s Transitional Services initiative, which has been in service for more than a decade, ...
OGDEN — A group of professional caregivers met this week to discuss the challenges they have faced during the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly before vaccines were available. Isolation, lockdowns and surging cases of the virus have forced many social workers, grief counselors and chaplains ...
