Mixed feelings surround tax increase for UPD Millcreek police salaries

Millcreek City Council announces a 2.78% increase in property taxes to generate funds to raise the pay of city police employees. Read More »

Students adapt as campus landscapes continue to change

College-age students face tough choices during the pandemic and continue to have a less than typical and ever-changing experience. Read More »

Dominant Lady Titans lead the charge in Region 6 girls soccer, earn #4 seed in playoffs

The Olympus girls soccer team has had its way with most teams on its schedule. Read More »

Professional organizer virtually assists clients with cluttered spaces

Ruth Hadlock, a professional organizer, aims to bring success to her clients’ homes and work spaces. Read More »

How COVID-19 might be impacting early childhood development

The Utah Schools for the Deaf and the Blind (USDB) wants to make sure that families who need resources to help their children reach early milestones continue to receive it despite stressors and communication breakdowns due to COVID-19. Read More »

Local school districts to provide free breakfast, lunch this fall

Students age 18 and under can receive free breakfasts, lunches this fall through USDA meal waiver. Read More »

Spider festival puts positive spin on these beneficial creatures

The eighth annual Antelope Island Spider Festival took place Aug. 3-8 with mostly virtual spider-themed events aimed at educating people, especially young ones, about the importance of arachnids in the ecosystem. Read More »