OGDEN — Following the Jan. 25 fire that razed a five-story apartment complex under construction at 255 22nd St. in Ogden and damaged nearby structures, firefighters are seeking to address security concerns at local build sites with developers. The latest of a handful of construction site ...
Utah hasn’t been the typical deep red state when it comes to voting by mail. It’s been an outlier from Republican-controlled states that in recent years have looked to limit mail-in voting, as state leaders here have generally supported its universal vote-by-mail system that remains ...
LAYTON — An investigation remains ongoing after a southbound FrontRunner train hit a vehicle in Layton on Tuesday afternoon. According to Gavin Gustafson, senior public information officer with the Utah Transit Authority, the collision happened around 2:30 p.m. Tuesday on the Hill Field Road ...
OGDEN — Intermountain McKay-Dee Hospital is inviting the public to attend a free Healthy Heart Fair to help people recognize their risk factors and take steps to improve their health. February is National Heart Awareness Month, and according to Dr. Michelle Bischoff, a cardiologist at ...
WASHINGTON TERRACE — A student was hospitalized after being stabbed during an altercation at TH Bell Junior High School in Washington Terrace Tuesday morning. According to a release from the Weber County Sheriff's Office, a resource officer at the school received a report of an altercation ...
A controversial bill to change how the state’s public unions negotiate contracts remains in limbo, although Utah senators on Monday signaled that instead of working on a compromise, they could instead pass the original version. HB267 started as a bill to completely eliminate collective ...
