A panel of Utah lawmakers have given an initial nod to a draft bill that would criminalize accessing and disclosing certain information about how or when individual voters return their ballots. The Government Operations Interim Committee voted unanimously on Wednesday to endorse the first ...

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Hello, baby boomers and seniors! As you stand on the brink of retirement, it’s time to consider how to shape a future that suits your unique lifestyle. Retirement isn’t just about stopping work; it’s an opportunity to create the life you’ve always dreamed of. With a bit of planning and ...

Black Friday is fast approaching, one of the busiest periods for holiday shopping, and cybercriminals are finding new ways to target online shoppers. Security researchers at EclecticIQ discovered a network of nearly 4,700 fake online storefronts designed to steal sensitive financial ...

Are public colleges and universities in Utah bound to lose students to private or nontraditional schools? According to a legislative audit, yes, if leaders don’t take action. Student enrollment is projected to decline while “private institutions continue to expand, and employers relax ...

This Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m., the Weber County Library System will host a free literary event at its Ogden Valley Branch in Huntsville featuring Ogden-area author Rhonda Lauritzen and the subject of her latest book, "A Child in Berlin." The book recounts the childhood of Huntsville resident ...