Three months to the day after becoming mayor of Provo on Jan. 6, Marsha Judkins sat in her work-in-progress office Monday at City Hall and fielded questions from the Daily Herald. Reflecting on her first days in office, she spoke on her initial steps as mayor, her overall vision for the city ...
Utahns have one more week to apply to receive free native plants before a deadline for the state’s pollinator habitat program flies by. It’s not just individual gardeners that are eligible, but also nonprofits, government agencies, businesses, hospitals, and Native American tribes, among ...
As Utah pushes to become a force in the artificial intelligence industry, its flagship university is quickly working on developing a supercomputing system researchers hope will accelerate cancer, Alzheimer’s, mental health, and genetic and environmental discoveries. The system being built at ...
Days after setting the NCAA record in the 10,000 meters at the Stanford Invitational last Friday, Jane Hedengren created history in another way Tuesday afternoon. The freshman distance-running phenom from Provo stood atop a stage at Brigham Square on Brigham Young University's campus and ...
Utah is breaking records for alarming reasons, with its hottest winter and flimsiest snowpack on record. But officials from the state and two cities see something to celebrate. They announced a new deal Monday to get more water to the drying Great Salt Lake, saying homeowners and businesses in ...
With apologies to our readers, the Daily Herald continues to work through significant production difficulties. That has impacted the printing of newspapers for both Monday and Tuesday this week. Normal production will resume as soon as possible. A digital e-edition for Tuesday is available and ...
