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Developer behind Utah Lake islands scheme received taxpayer money for working on his brother’s anti-wolf campaign
The following story was reported by The Utah Investigative Journalism Project in partnership with The Salt Lake Tribune. For years, the state has paid millions to Big Game Forever so the organization could lobby for removing the gray wolf from the list of animals protected by the Endangered Species Act. During that time, the nonprofit kept secret how it spent these taxpayer funds.
With Utah rents outpacing wages, income requirements can be a big obstacle
Life as a renter is more complicated than just making enough money to pay your landlord each month. To qualify for a lease, you might need to show that you earn at least three times the monthly rent. In Utah, the average monthly rent for a one-bedroom apartment is just...
Southern Utah University & SBHC Collaborate To Empower Parents At Utah Summer Games
The Larry H. Miller Utah Summer Games, an outreach initiative of Southern Utah University, has announced a partnership with the Southwest Behavioral Health Center to promote the Parents Empowered initiative throughout the 2025 event season. This collaboration is aimed at raising awareness about the dangers of underage drinking and supporting parents in fostering healthy, alcohol-free lifestyles for their children.
How Would Utah React To A Giant Steve Harvey In the Sky?
Over the weekend, Atlanta's night sky became the canvas for a dazzling display, featuring none other than Steve Harvey’s image formed by dozens of drones. The extravagant light show left many locals puzzled, with social media buzzing as people demanded answers—and now, we’ve got the scoop. It...
Utah constitutional amendment would allow Legislature to repeal initiatives, prohibit foreign influence
Welcome to the Tuesday, Aug. 27, 2024, Brew. Here’s what’s in store for you as you start your day:. Utah constitutional amendment would give Legislature authority to repeal initiatives, prohibit foreign influence in ballot measure elections. A closer look at New Hampshire’s 2nd Congressional District Democratic primary.
Baseball Recap: Kason Crafts' Big Game Can't Quite Lead Draper APA over Utah Military Academy - Hill Field
Draper APA entered their matchup against Utah Military Academy - Hill Field on Tuesday without any home losses, but there's a first time for everything. The Draper APA Eagles came up short against the Utah Military Academy - Hill Field Thunderbirds, falling 14-7. The Eagles were given a dose of their own medicine in this game as the Thunderbirds apparently hadn't forgotten their defeat the last time these teams played last Friday.
South Ogden OKs backyard hens; Washington Terrace weighing chicken change
SOUTH OGDEN — Some in South Ogden have already been keeping backyard hens. Now they'll be able to do it legally. The South Ogden City Council last week voted to let residents maintain the egg-laying birds in their backyards after on-and-off debate in the Weber County city that dates to 2011.
What Utah’s public lands lawsuit means for the future of public lands advocacy
The state of Utah sent shockwaves through the world of environmental policy last Tuesday when it announced a lawsuit challenging federal ownership of 18.5 million acres of land within its borders. I’ve long argued in favor of state-led management and multiple use, but I worry the state is relying too heavily on a legal victory. […]
Photos from the 2024 Tour Championship
GolfWRX is live from the final event of the PGA Tour season: the Tour Championship at East Lake Golf Club. We have several WITBs from the final 30 men standing in the FedEx Cup Playoffs as well as some pull-out galleries for your perusal. Check out the links to all...
Uintah Recreation Fall Activity Sign Ups Heating Up
If you and your kids are bored this fall then it’s really your own fault. Here’s just a few of the Uintah Recreation offerings with registration open. Teams can get registered for Women’s Volleyball League through September 19th with play starting in October. Youth and teen volleyball registration just closed but names can be placed on a waiting list and there are a few openings in the 6th through 9th grade league. Fall dance classes for ages 3 and up to 12 have registration closing on September 2nd. Itty Bitty Ball for preschool kiddos has open registration with classes starting in October. Details are also available for many more leagues and classes, including youth basketball, mens adult flag football, a pre and post natal program, and more. It’s also worth noting that the Uintah Recreation pool is closed all week for cleaning. Get more information on activities and announcements at www.uintahrecreation.org.
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