Development

The city of Woodland Hills and developers in the city are hoping to attract new landowners by cutting prices and fees.

The public was given a rare voluntary look at the inside of the Utah County Jail on Monday at an open house for the jail's new addition.

The Spanish Fork City Council grilled developers about the safety of the Ensign-Bickford Co. land in a work session Thursday evening.

Ace Stryker

Provo's burgeoning reputation as a computer software center with easy access to outdoor hotspots has earned it a place on Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine's "10 Great Places to Live, Work and Play" this year.

With a slowing economy and building halted around the county, some believe Mapleton City may be hurting a little more than others.

Next month, Provo residents should get a look at the future of their city.

Mapleton city approved a zoning change on the Wendell Gibby property Thursday night in a move officials hope will end a handful of lawsuits.

The new Springville Civic Center has been in the planning stages for years, and work has now begun on the site of the new building.

Still millions short of their fundraising goal, the Food and Care Coalition is pushing forward to begin construction on a $6.2 million transitional shelter in Provo.

A water tower was hoisted on top of a new Lindon building Wednesday that has some very deep Utah roots.

Though the general sentiment was that Provo isn't getting a bad deal out of the sale of its fiber-optic network, iProvo committee and Municipal Council members asked tough questions during meetings Tuesday about the pending $40.5 million deal.

When Andy Hindes wanted to build homes for charity in 2006, his goal was to work with families in South America. But he changed his mind when he found conditions were not much different in areas of his own country.