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Ogden School District opens new teen resource center for students in need
OGDEN — As students return to the classroom, the Ogden School District will open new facilities that offer more ways to help them meet basic needs. The goal of these centers is to give students a place right inside their schools where they can take care of some of their basic needs, enabling them to succeed in other areas of their lives.
Wasatch County students head back to school
It’s back-to-school season for more than 8,000 students in Wasatch County. Students in first through ninth grades have their first day of school Monday, Aug. 19. For 10th-12th grade, the first day of class is Tuesday, Aug. 20. That gives ninth graders a day to get adjusted to high school before the older students join them.
Offensive Fireworks Reign In Corner Canyon’s Season-Opening Win Over American Fork
AMERICAN FORK, Utah – It was all offense in a season-opening 70-42 Corner Canyon Chargers win over the American Fork Cavemen. American Fork hosted the defending 6A state champion Corner Canyon Chargers on Friday, August 16. First Quarter. Corner Canyon wasted no time after taking the opening kickoff. The...
Wall of water crashes through family’s home during ‘100-year flood event’
OREM, Utah (KSTU) - The city of Orem, Utah, is calling this week’s heavy rain a “100-year flood event.”. Cleanup woes continue for the families who had water break through into their homes. People who have lived in the area for decades said they had never seen weather...
Pedestrian bridge proposed over I-15 from FrontRunner station to South Town
SANDY, Utah (KUTV) — A new NHL hockey training and practice facility at South Town Mall in Sandy is getting a warm welcome, but a plan for a potential tax hike to link a pedestrian bridge to the mall may face a cool reception. Salt Lake County is facing...
Utah legislators eye special session, maybe next week. Will it deal with abortion, redistricting?
No official decisions have been made, but there’s a chance the Utah Legislature could hold a special session as soon as next week as GOP legislative leaders face calls to tackle two key Utah Supreme Court rulings that rankled Republicans. The day the Utah Supreme Court upheld an injunction blocking Utah’s 2020 trigger near-total abortion […]
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