Despite the Federal Railroad Administration’s Jan. 3 reinstatement of the Lehi quiet zone, which runs from Salt Lake City to Provo, train horns continue to sound at a handful of public crossings in Provo. Many have noticed the noise, as evidenced by the frequent emails at least one city ...
What seemed to be the start of a new beginning on the land where the former Evermore Park sits has now turned bleak as litigations emerge. Early last month, Evermore Park Investments LLC filed a lawsuit against Michelle and Travis Fox, the Nevada couple who reportedly purchased the property, ...
With the help of artificial intelligence, researchers at University of Utah Health have discovered previously unidentified combinations of risk factors linked to serious pregnancy outcomes, including stillbirth. Dr. Nathan Blue, senior author of the study and assistant professor of maternal ...
An anti-gerrymandering lawsuit contending the Utah Legislature acted unconstitutionally when it repealed and replaced a 2018 ballot initiative creating an independent redistricting commission is back in court. Third District Court Judge Dianna Gibson heard more than three hours of oral ...
Eagle Mountain leaders haven’t been shy in expressing their desires to capitalize on the growth the city is experiencing. Officials are working toward an ambitious goal of developing a downtown area for Eagle Mountain residents and those from nearby communities to enjoy. Over the past ...
One of the most controversial and debated bills this legislative session got a facelift Friday morning, softening some of the opposition from the state’s unionized public employees. Sponsored by Rep. Jordan Teuscher, R-South Jordan, HB267 would have prohibited collective bargaining for ...
