On Aug. 17 last year, a fire ignited on the Buckley Draw, sending smoke billowing in the air and commencing a sequence of biblical-like events that threatened the southeast Provo neighborhood below in the weeks that followed. The wildfire, labeled a Type 3 incident for approximately a week, ...
When students return to classrooms at summer’s end, Utah public schools will most likely have a bell-to-bell default ban on cellphones, a top priority for Gov. Spencer Cox, who has been a vocal antagonist to social media companies. Ever since South Jordan Republican Sen. Lincoln Fillmore ...
When he's away from the basketball court, Utah Jazz forward Cody Williams said he likes to go bowling, or hit the links and golf. On Tuesday, he tried his hand at foosball. Williams and his teammates, Keyonte George and Oscar Tshiebwe, paid a visit to the Primary Children's ...
The effort to repeal Utah’s voter-approved, anti-gerrymandering law known as Proposition 4 is on the cusp of hitting the statewide signature threshold needed to qualify for the November ballot. However, signatures are still lagging in some Senate districts — and voters still have up to 45 ...
As President Donald Trump promises to help rescue the Great Salt Lake and Utah’s top lawmakers talk of high-tech solutions to funnel in more water, advocates are working to keep a spotlight on conserving what’s already flowing to the state. Gov. Spencer Cox returned from Washington, D.C., ...
As controversy has surrounded the actions of Immigration and Customs Enforcement under the Trump administration, Sen. John Curtis, R-Utah, has said he doesn't feel there must be a choice between having rule of law and compassion. During a visit to the Ogden area last week, Curtis recalled a ...
