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'It felt Islamophobic': Utah Muslims speak out over post from Utah lawmaker
TAYLORSVILLE — Members of the Muslim community are speaking out about a video showing a group of Shia Muslims dressed in black and carrying flags walking in Taylorsville that was put out by a Utah state lawmaker. That video, posted by Davis County Rep. Trevor Lee, R-Layton, has many...
Utah’s rents are already a challenge. Extra fees can stretch things even further
Mike Burke lives in a townhouse in Ogden with a mandatory internet package, a common area maintenance charge and a monthly “tax fee.” Utilities aside, he pays about $140 per month in fees — and he thinks this pricing structure is deceitful. “It feels like they're not...
Counties to Honor Those Lost to Overdose With 'A Light to Remember' 2024
Utah residents will come together for the 6th annual “A Light to Remember” event, marking International Overdose Awareness Day with events in nine locations across the state on Aug. 31. The day’s activities will help recognize those who have died from an overdose and acknowledge the grief of...
Don’t Miss a Thing with Our Full Schedule of Peach Days in Hurricane
Peach Days is back in full swing at Hurricane with the main crux of the festival-type event starting today with vendors, live entertainment, and much more. If you’re wondering where to start, never fear, you can find the full agenda by clicking here. Here’s some of the more notable events on the schedule that you won’t want to miss.
Hildale's New Horizon: Beyond the Shadows of FLDS
Donia Jessop, the first woman mayor of Hildale, Utah, has led a significant transformation in her community over her seven years in office. Known previously for being under the control of the polygamous prophet Warren Jeffs and his FLDS church, the community has shifted away from its dark past. Mayor Jessop has overseen developments including new businesses, office complexes, public schools, and a shopping center. Despite some FLDS members still residing in the area, many have left or were evicted for tax reasons. Samuel Bateman, an FLDS follower claiming to be a new prophet, was recently imprisoned, reminding the community of its troubled history. The town now embraces a future welcoming all, including those returning after being exiled.
Mining equipment manufacturing company will open a Providence location
PROVIDENCE - Epiroc AB, a Swedish manufacturer of mining and infrastructure equipment, is opening an office in Providence. To introduce the company to Cache Valley they are holding a Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting ceremony on Wednesday, Sept. 4 at 2 p.m. at their new location at 560 Golf Course Road, Providence in the old Linkotek building.
B-29 Doc History Restored Tour to Land in Ogden, UT in September
B-29 Doc is one of 1,644 B-29s built by the Boeing Company in Wichita, Kansas, during World War II, and one of only two B-29 aircraft still airworthy and flying today. This year (2024) marks 80 years since Doc rolled off the assembly line in 1944. The mid-week tour stop will feature B-29 Doc Flight Experience rides in Ogden in the evenings on Tuesday, Sept. 24 and Wednesday, Sept. 25 at 6 p.m. and 7:15 p.m. both days, as well as morning flights on Thursday, Sept. 25 at 9 and 11 a.m.
Consulates in Salt Lake City and 52 other cities put focus on Mexican workers' rights
SALT LAKE CITY — Labor Day comes next Monday, meant as a tribute to the U.S. workforce. But Eduardo Baca Cuenca, consul general of the Mexican Consulate in Salt Lake City, and the leaders of 52 other consulates are putting the focus this week on the labor rights of Mexicans across the United States.
Ballpark groundbreaking will be a year or more later than mayor 'resolved'
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Groundbreaking for a proposed $100 million project to "reimagine" Salt Lake's beleaguered Ballpark Neighborhood — from which the Bees will buzz away in just weeks — will not happen this fall as the mayor once strongly asserted. "I'm resolved that given the...
Ogden wildlife rehabilitaton center facing difficulties in reopening
OGDEN — The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah is struggling to reopen, months after having to move out of its longtime home. Originally, the plan was for the center to be opened by the spring. However, they still don’t have a reopening date. And that means, the center is having to turn people away who are finding animals that need help.
Sunrise Stories: Hurricane Teen Still Missing After One Week of Searching
A Utah mom who is accused of killing her husband and then writing a children’s book about grief will stand trial for murder in April 2025. A judge decided Tuesday to go through with the trial after finding probable cause. According to prosecutors, Kouri Richins poisoned her husband with a fentanyl overdose in March 2022.
Jeff Caplan’s Minute of News: The secret you didn’t know about Costco
SALT LAKE CITY — Business is easy. You buy for one, sell for two — you make money. But Sol Price had a different idea. He was a lawyer who represented grocery stores the New York Times says in the 1950s. Sol Price took over empty warehouses in San Diego and sold a lot of this and that at rock-bottom prices. He called his warehouses FedMart Price Club, later shortened to Costco.
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