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Utah schools may ban cellphones during class time in 2025
A universal prohibition of cellphones may be implemented in Utah public schools as soon as in March 2025, if the state Legislature approves it. State law doesn’t mention the use of cellphones in schools, South Jordan Republican Sen. Lincoln Fillmore said on Monday. But, a draft bill that Fillmore and Rep. Douglas Welton, R-Payson, introduced […]
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...
Hundreds rally against proposed constitutional amendment
SALT LAKE CITY — Days after the Utah Legislature voted yes, hundreds of people gathered at the Capitol, urging Utahns to vote no about the proposed changes to ballot initiatives. The rally is apart of what Better Boundaries Utah is calling the “Vote No” campaign. Supporters waved...
USU launches hands-on Engineering Technology degree program | News
Utah State University is launching a new engineering technology degree program that gives students hands-on experience across a range of skills. Job prospects for graduates include the manufacturing field, robotics, electronics, machining technologies, food manufacturing and others. The program has been developed in close collaboration with industry leaders like Northrop Grumman, ensuring the curriculum aligns with real-world needs.
Annual Summit Challenge raises money to support people of all abilities
Crowds of people cheered on riders as they crossed the finish line at the National Ability Center Saturday during the annual Summit Challenge. The event unites cyclists of all levels and abilities. During the challenge, riders bike through the scenic mountains and valleys of Summit and Wasatch counties on courses ranging from 1 to 100 miles. All proceeds benefit the center’s programs supporting over 5,500 people of all abilities.
Project helping adults learn to read is booming; many more volunteers are needed
SALT LAKE CITY — Project Read is helping adults learn to read one word at a time. How much does knowing how to read really matter? One Utah woman, at 71, has decided it makes all the difference and she is putting in the work to show it, word by word.
What Salt Lake City's historic 'Hobbitville' may soon look like
SALT LAKE CITY — Allen Park has remained mostly the same since Salt Lake City acquired the unique 93-year-old property a little over four years ago, but city planners now have a better vision of what it could look like in the future — and how much it will cost to renovate.
A Call For Volunteers At This Year’s St. George Marathon
Volunteer Opportunities Are Yours At This Year’s St. George Marathon. Volunteers are the indispensable heart and soul of the St. George Marathon, and you are needed at this year’s event. The St. George Marathon has been a community tradition since its inception in 1977. The race has attracted...
Southern Illinois-BYU Fan Guide: Game Info, What To Wear, Storylines
PROVO, Utah – The BYU Cougars are preparing to face the Southern Illinois Salukis for the first time as the programs open the 2024 campaign in Provo. BYU opens the 2024 season by hosting Southern Illinois at Lavell Edwards Stadium (Capacity: 63,470) on Saturday, August 31. This is the...
Jelly Roll Stumbles Upon Lemonade Stand and What He Did Next Will Make Your Day
Jelly Roll opened up his much-anticipated Beautifully Broken Tour in Salt Lake City, Utah, on Tuesday night (Aug. 27), and he made time to get to know the area ahead of his concert. While he was out and about, exploring the sights, the "Save Me" singer came across a couple...
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