Changes to remote work could be coming for state employees in Utah. Gov. Spencer Cox told reporters at his monthly news conference Thursday that the state is looking at ways to save taxpayer money and will continue to evaluate the state’s telework policy. In 2018, Utah started a pilot ...
Everyone has 65 years to prepare to become a 65-year-old, one panelist said during a symposium on Utah’s aging population. But, amid inflationary pressures and a change of social dynamics, especially after the COVID-19 pandemic, growing older has become harder to manage. That’s according ...
Heading into the Utah Legislature’s 2025 legislative session set to convene next week, Gov. Spencer Cox and Republican legislative leaders are eager to cut taxes for a fifth year in a row, adding to their running total of more than $1.2 billion in tax cuts since 2021. But even as they ...
OGDEN — A decision on a permanent supportive housing facility meant to serve those experiencing chronic homelessness with a diagnosed disability will have to wait. During its special meeting on Tuesday, the Ogden City Council voted 6-0 to extend the resolution granting the Weber Housing ...
OGDEN — The Weber County Commission held its weekly meeting at Weber Center on Tuesday morning, approving items including a change order to Phase 4 of construction on 12th Street/1200 South. Contractor Staker Parson is adding a $24,930 expense for cast-in-place culverts. Plans had called for ...
What’s on Utah educators’ minds just before the state Legislature convenes for its general session next Tuesday? A survey of more than 1,400 teachers across the state points to a clear direction — prioritizing funding for long-term solutions that may mitigate their stress and ...
