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RMU: Making a difference: Friendships, connections renewed in a small world of service
‘There’s an opportunity for us:’ Provo’s FilmQuest looks to step up in wake of Sundance’s departure
Judge to consider Robinson trial date at Friday hearing
City Council greenlights Provo Towne Centre redevelopment project
Idaho prosecutor says he will seek the death penalty for a mom charged with murder in twins’ deaths
Teacher injured in Oregon school attack says she had no chance to protect children
Utah Legislature may take a look at accountability processes for tenured professors after audit
Community Action Services says it needs immediate support to keep doors open
Woman arrested after ‘a disturbance’ at Utah County Planning Commission meeting, sheriff’s office says
Food and Care Coalition: Breaking the stigma of homelessness
Homelessness describes a circumstance. It does not define a person. When we hear the word “homeless,” it can be easy to form a picture in our minds. We may imagine someone standing on a street corner, sleeping on a sidewalk or carrying everything they own in a backpack. Sometimes that ...
FELDKAMP: What estate sales taught me about living a life well lived
Estate sales are a newer thrifting experience for me. I've always loved to shop at Goodwill and hunt for designer labels and hidden treasures, but estate sales have a different feel. I'd never gone to one until my mom got a house in Florida. The local retirement communities have estate sales ...
‘There’s an opportunity for us:’ Provo’s FilmQuest looks to step up in wake of Sundance’s departure
Undeterred by the rainy fall weather, a slice of Hollywood was in Provo on Thursday for the opening night of the community's biggest annual film event. The 13th annual FilmQuest film festival was back in action at the Velour Live Music Gallery on University Avenue, and scores of well-dressed ...
LLOYD: What college football experiences show us about who we are
Even non-sports fans probably heard about the big college football game in Provo last weekend, with a pair of Top 10 teams facing off in what turned out to be a very exciting game. Since then, the sports world has frequently discussed the outcome and BYU's potential, which is now ranked No. 2 ...
HARROP: New houses shouldn’t be built on the workers’ backs
Arguments over immigration can be smart or misguided, but they are always complicated. Let's start with an annoying one. Donald Trump's ramp-up of immigration arrests has hit the construction industry, much of whose labor force is undocumented. Employers of such workers are blaming the ...
MOORE: The FDA should grant Americans the right to try new cancer treatments
Every few months, a young 19-year-old woman from South Carolina boards a plane to London. She isn't going sightseeing. She's going to get her next dose of a cancer treatment that was invented in the United States, developed by an American company, and credited by her doctors with clearing a ...