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Olympic Park hosting aerials competition Saturday afternoon
There’s not a flake of snow in Park City, but that’s not stopping the FIS (International Ski and Snowboard Federation) from bringing the best skiers in the world back to town. From noon to 5 p.m. this Saturday, the world’s top aerialists will compete at a FIS Grand...
Prep girls volleyball: Ridgeline falls to Fremont; Wolves keep winning
MILLVILLE — It was looking good for the Riverhawks after the first set Thursday night. But errors caught up with the Ridgeline girls volleyball team against 6A Fremont. The Silverwolves rallied to win in four in their season opener, 16-25, 25-16, 29-27, 25-23.
‘Mesmerized and amazed’: Utah Tech dance students immerse selves in Italian art, traditions
Communicating with a language barrier can be hard, but when these students traveled to Italy, they found a common ground that transcends spoken word: the art of dance. “Whether the teacher could speak English or not, through dance, we were able to communicate and share the love of dance with each other,” Utah Tech University dance Adviser Jenny Mair said.
By the light of the sun: St. George church goes solar
ST. GEORGE — As concerns over climate change, energy costs and sustainability mount for many, one St. George church recently built a solar farm in its backyard to not only do its part for the environment but also save on expenses. Investing in renewable energy is also considered a way to take part in caring for God’s creations.
What does a state of emergency mean for Utah flooding victims, and how are residents are dealing with it?
Earlier Friday, Governor Spencer Cox issued a state of emergency due the torrential flash flooding that has taken place over the past couple of days and weeks from Utah County down to Grand County.
Utah files ambitious lawsuit to take control of 18.5 million acres of federal public land
Utah is suing the federal government over how it manages public land in the state, again. But unlike past legal challenges, which target specific national monuments or policies, the scope of the lawsuit filed with the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday is massive, questioning whether the Bureau of Land Management’s claim to 18.5 million acres […]
Utah’s Rise In Anime And Cosplay Culture
Utah loves anime, and no I’m not talking about the pervy ones that everybody loves to joke about. Though Utah has a conservative reputation and for good reason, it hasn’t stopped people from building a pretty large anime community. The state has seen an uptick in interest in anime conventions in recent years. However, these dedicated fans aren’t just gearing up for these events, they're living for them.
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 […]
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