Utah Gov. Spencer Cox’s State of the State speech this year had hints of state policy, while again focusing on building. But now, what needs to be built the most, Cox emphasized, is “moral infrastructure.” In an almost 30-minute speech to members of the state Senate and House Thursday ...

OGDEN — Up until this week, Ogden High School senior Nova Jordan had never planned or led a protest in her life. But over this week, that changed as she organized a walkout at Ogden High School over the course of a few days, culminating in a protest Tuesday against the tactics being ...

Amid ongoing tensions between the Utah Legislature and the state’s judiciary, a lawmaker wants to ask voters to give the Legislature the power to call a “special retention election” if legislators decide that a judge is “unfit or incompetent.” Rep. Walt Brooks, R-St. George, is ...

OGDEN — An overnight structure fire in Ogden displaced nine people. According to a press release from the Ogden City Fire Department, an Ogden Police Department officer was patrolling the area of 2200 Monroe Boulevard around 3:49 a.m. Thursday when they noticed smoke coming from the roof of ...

For many Americans, Medicare represents relief. After decades of employer premiums, payroll deductions and confusing plan options, retirement feels like the finish line. Finally, health care will be simpler. More affordable. Taken care of. That belief is understandable — but it’s ...

The Republican-controlled Utah Legislature launched its 2026 general session Tuesday with top House and Senate GOP leaders celebrating the state’s strengths while calling for lawmakers to focus on ways to help people in their day-to-day lives — specifically by reducing cost of living and ...