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Woman arrested after Provo Police say she struck two children with vehicle, killing one
How to make sure your vote counts: By-mail ballots now have tighter deadlines
Two children struck by vehicle in Provo; one killed
Open house, dedication dates announced for Lindon Utah Temple
2025 municipal election: Utah County Clerk says early voting results suggest an average turnout despite new school board elections
Are short-term rentals good or bad for Utah? They’re not to blame for housing shortage, report says
An electrifying harvest: How fish data is gathered in the Provo River
Woman killed in multivehicle accident in Spanish Fork
Judge grants motion for Tyler Robinson to appear in civilian clothes, denies motion seeking no physical restraints
STOSSEL: The price of a life
"But people will die!" That's what some shout whenever anyone proposes cutting government spending. An audience member at a town hall shouted it when Iowa Sen. Joni Ernst said Medicaid shouldn't cover illegal immigrants. Ernst responded with an obvious truth: "We all are going to die." The ...
Service fulfilled: Saratoga Springs fire chief retires after four-decade career
Considering himself a service-oriented individual, Saratoga Springs Fire Chief Jess Campbell believes he found his calling when he became a firefighter 39 years ago. For 25 years in the Las Vegas Fire Department and 14 years as Saratoga Springs’ fire chief, he was able to make a career of ...
How to make sure your vote counts: By-mail ballots now have tighter deadlines
Election Day next Tuesday will mark the first general election since the 2025 Utah Legislature passed sweeping changes to the state’s election laws — but for now, only one crucial vote-by-mail deadline has changed. Previously, county clerks have been allowed to count a by-mail ballot as ...
Woman arrested after Provo Police say she struck two children with vehicle, killing one
A Provo woman was arrested on suspicion of manslaughter Tuesday after police said she struck two children with her vehicle, killing one. Nereyda Miranda, 28, was driving out of the Brough Trailer Court in Provo with small trash bags on her hood when she hit a 3-year-old female and a 4-year-old ...
DE RUGY: Some ‘No Kings’ protesters don’t like capitalism, but are Republicans practicing it?
When House Speaker Mike Johnson lashed out at last weekend's "No Kings" rallies soon to arrive on Washington's National Mall, he reached for an old conservative refrain: "They hate capitalism. They hate our free enterprise system." I am sure he's correct about some of the protesters. But the ...
Guest opinion: Personal attack, moot issues, and the truth about Wilkerson Farm
We are witnessing what is inevitable when people use Negative Campaigning — they go too far. Recently we received a campaign flier in the mail with content that personally attacks a founding member of Stronger Together. The organization was attacked earlier in the campaign season and now ...