The Utah Legislature sent another bill impacting the judiciary to Gov. Spencer Cox’s desk on Friday. Within hours, the governor signed it without publicly weighing in. The Utah House on Friday morning gave final legislative approval to HB392, a bill to create a rotating, three-judge ...
Alan Riser, president and founder of Charitable Ingenuity Inc., is an inventor, humanitarian, outdoorsman, pilot car company owner, cemetery sexton and modern-day jack of all trades with a background in building, welding, fabrication, electrical and mechanical engineering, and solar. His ...
In 1946, newlywed Gloria Hanson Wright mustered the courage to leave her home in the sleepy Cache Valley and travel halfway across the world to meet her husband, Col. Amos “Mose” Wright, in United States-occupied West Germany. Gloria had been in love with Mose ever since she laid eyes ...
Utah may soon establish an optional digital ID system — one focused on privacy protections including a “digital identity bill of rights” — after a year of research and preparation to develop the program. Sponsored by Sen. Kirk Cullimore, R-Cottonwood Heights, the Senate Government ...
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced the calling and ordination of Elder Clark G. Gilbert as a member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles on Thursday. The call fills a vacancy in the quorum following the death of President Jeffrey R. Holland on Dec. 27, 2025. Gilbert, ...
A now-fired assistant high school basketball coach was arrested and charged after he allegedly offered alcohol to two girls in exchange for sexual acts. Benjamin Beau Brady, 37, of Mapleton, was charged with two counts of forcible sodomy, first-degree felonies; four counts of forcible sexual ...
