The City of Eagle Mountain is looking into opening the door to advanced technologies to meet the needs of the growing city and future demands for energy, such as small nuclear reactors and natural gas power plants. The city’s current code, however, presents challenges to facilitate new forms ...

Intermountain Health celebrated another record-breaking year of adult transplants in 2024. The announcement was made Monday morning during a press conference. Last year, 489 organs were successfully transplanted at the Intermountain Health Adult Transplant program, located at Intermountain ...

Everyone has 65 years to prepare to become a 65-year-old, one panelist said during a symposium on Utah’s aging population. But, amid inflationary pressures and a change of social dynamics, especially after the COVID-19 pandemic, growing older has become harder to manage. That’s according ...

Wasatch Elementary School ushered in a new era as doors opened at the new $44 million campus Wednesday. The school moved locations from its original site at 1080 N. 900 East in Provo right across from Brigham Young University, where it sat since 1949, to a new facility just east of there at ...

The Vineyard City Council tabled a vote on whether to adopt a city code of conduct during a special session at the Vineyard City Hall on Tuesday evening. The drafting of a code of conduct, which as stated would apply to “all members of the city council, boards, committees, and commissions in ...

Heading into the Utah Legislature’s 2025 legislative session set to convene next week, Gov. Spencer Cox and Republican legislative leaders are eager to cut taxes for a fifth year in a row, adding to their running total of more than $1.2 billion in tax cuts since 2021. But even as they ...