OGDEN — The fallout from ongoing cuts to federal employees in the area would only be exacerbated by tariff impacts. This is the assessment of Gavin Roberts, chairman of Weber State University's Department of Economics and associate professor of economics at the school. Roberts spoke with ...
Amid a growing number of wildfires, mostly across Western states, a U.S. Senate bill is aiming to protect areas where communities are most vulnerable to fires, using “good neighbor” agreements, cross-boundary collaboration and the expansion of tools to prevent fire hazards. The bill, ...
OGDEN — Uncertainty abounds for many in the Ogden area — and nationwide — who hold (or held) jobs with the federal government amid sweeping cuts triggered by President Donald Trump's Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE. In response to past and prospective federal workforce ...
Amid a nationwide wave of student visa cancellations, 20 University of Utah international students and recent graduates had their visas revoked and their records from a federal Student and Exchange Visitor Information System terminated, many without notice. It’s a staggering number, if ...
After meeting with President Donald Trump’s Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin, one of Utah’s top legislative leaders said he is “excited” about the prospect of making Utah into a “national ...
With the tax deadline looming, the Utah State Tax Commission is warning residents to be wary of a specific scam. A fraudulent letter resembling an official government notice is circulating the state, the commission announced Monday, claiming recipients owe unpaid taxes and threatening legal ...
