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Zions Indie Film Festival slated for March 15-18 in Orem

The four-day Zions Indie Film Festival in Orem is just days away from returning and Marshall and Michelle Moore, owners and co-directors of the festival, are getting more excited every day — even with a few notable changes. “We changed the name to have features be more inclusive,” ...

Study reveals some parents distorted children’s COVID status

SALT LAKE CITY — A new nationwide study led in part by University of Utah scientists found about 26% of parents misrepresented their child’s COVID-19 status in one way or another. According to the study, about 60% of parents said they deceived others about their child’s vaccination ...

New flag foes launch drive to keep banner off the flagpole

The foes of Utah's proposed new state flag are moving forward with efforts to keep it from ever getting up a flagpole. Chad Saunders of Stansbury Park and Fred Cox, who helped spearhead a campaign in 2019 to repeal a controversial tax reform package, have filed paperwork with the Utah ...

Event encourages Provo women to find happiness through hope and healing

More than 250 women and a handful of men learned how to find happiness through hope and healing at Provo’s 8th Annual Women’s Day on Saturday. “This year’s theme of ‘Happiness through Hope and Healing’ is both timely and necessary,” said Provo Mayor Michelle Kaufusi in welcoming ...

Teddy bears used for decades to comfort abused children in Utah County

For more than three decades, volunteers have been making teddy bears by hand to give to children who visit the Utah County Children’s Justice Center. The bears are a source of comfort and a symbol of hope to children who are victims of abuse. Provo resident Ruth Brasher was coordinating ...