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Retirement options small businesses can support
This story appears in the August issue of Utah Business. Subscribe. Ten years ago, Dan Beck decided to offer retirement benefits to employees in several of the small businesses he had started. Wanting to set up 401(k) plans because of their higher contribution limits, Beck dove into deciphering industry jargon and uncovering hidden fees.
Elder Quinton L. Cook to dedicate the Logan Tabernacle Sunday | News
LOGAN – Elder Quinton L. Cook, a member of the Quorum of The Twelve Apostles of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and Logan native, will dedicate the historic Logan Tabernacle on Sunday, Aug. 25 at 6 p.m. A dedication service is what the Church of Jesus...
Avoiding risk: Keeping kids safe in bear country
SALT LAKE CITY — There has been a rash of recent incidents involving bears and people. Utah experienced a microburst of conflicts this summer, with three incidents straddling the closing days of July and the onset of August. Then, last week, while camping at Perry's RV just south of...
Utah kidnapping suspect arrested in Northern Nevada; woman, 3 kids in SUV
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — A suspect wanted for kidnapping out of Utah was arrested in Nevada, authorities say, and a woman and three children were found inside the SUV. Nevada State Police say their dispatch got a call from the St. George Police Department just before 11 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 20, asking for help finding a vehicle involved in a kidnapping the day before. The vehicle was described as a white GMC Terrain SUV with Utah license plates.
Raw milk permit delays leave farmers with a sour taste
When the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food found campylobacter bacteria in the raw milk that Shayn and Kristen Bowler sold in Utah Natural Meat and Milk, their West Jordan farm, it triggered a monthslong process to reinstate their permit. The department had linked the bacteria to 14 illnesses in September 2023, according to a […]
Utah rape suspect who fled the country appears at preliminary hearing
Julia Jenaé, in for Julie Grant discusses his narrative and the cross-examination of Robert Telles ahead of his continued testimony. (8/23/24) Fore more crime and trial news coverage, visit Court TV
Audit recommends state trust land agency ‘improve how it handles risks’
The School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration, which manages about 3.3 million acres of land in Utah, made at least one recent, risky investment and doesn’t have a “comprehensive inventory” of the value of the land it holds, state auditors told lawmakers this week. The agency, called SITLA, was the subject of a recent legislative […]
Iranian hackers who breached Trump's campaign targeted Utah oil data earlier this year, document reveals
The Iranian hacker group accused of targeting both presidential campaigns, and successfully breaching Donald Trump’s, also tried to hack multiple Utah government sites, according to a previously nonpublic state law enforcement notice obtained by NBC News. The group tried to breach “Utah-based assets including a county in Utah, geological...
Prep football: Bobcats blanked for first time since 2005
After a successful comeback in Week 1 of the football season against Salem Hills, the Bobcats did not have it in them on the road Thursday night at Morgan. The 3A Trojans jumped on Sky View early and went on to do something that hadn’t been accomplished since 2005 — hold the Bobcats scoreless. For the second week in a row Morgan notched an impressive win over a 4A program with a 34-0 victory. The Trojans beat defending 4A state champion Crimson Cliffs, 41-13, on the road to start the season.
Northern Utah High School Player of the Week – Week 1
SALT LAKE CITY – The John Watson Northern Utah High School Player of the Week is celebrating the best high school football player in Northern Utah. Presented by John Watson Chevrolet in Ogden, each week we honor athletes for their exceptional performance on the gridiron. This week features co-winners in a pair of brothers, Tyler & Carter Payne from Weber High School.
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