A column of black smoke filled the sky near 12th Street in Ogden Wednesday afternoon. The cause appeared to be a junk fire, although no official word was immediately available. Check back for more information as it becomes available.
While Utah lawmakers were busy passing bills during the final week of their legislative session earlier this month, a small group gathered in a conference room at the Utah Capitol for a private meeting with Gov. Spencer Cox. They were there to celebrate a housing project for homeless veterans ...
Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall on Tuesday sent a letter to a top Immigration and Customs Enforcement official asking for a meeting over the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s recent $145.4 million purchase of a warehouse property in the city. In the letter, Mendenhall asked Todd ...
OGDEN — Would you like to take part in the LGT World Men's Curling Championships but haven't quite mastered the sport of curling? Luckily, several opportunities exist to volunteer for various support positions before and during the LGT World Men's Curling Championships, set for March ...
OGDEN — Area residents will have a chance to get to know their state's judicial system a little bit better this week. According to a press release from the Utah Judiciary, residents from Weber, Morgan and Davis counties have been invited to a Court Connect town hall at the 2nd District ...
With smartphones, laptops and artificial intelligence becoming almost inescapable technologies in Utah public schools, state lawmakers passed a suite of bills aiming to not only mitigate students’ screen time on their personal devices, but also to expand oversight on online content for their ...
