As a quantitative reasoning professor at Utah Valley University, Marsha Judkins believes the best way to tackle problems is to look at the data and find evidence-based solutions. It's a formula the west Provo resident and former Utah state representative said she would use to improve the ...
Gov. Spencer Cox announced his new Utah Supreme Court Justice pick to replace outgoing Associate Chief Justice John Peace on the bench. Third District Judge John Nielsen now awaits confirmation from the Utah Senate to join the high court. Cox said that after reviewing dozens of applications, ...
One week after funeral services for President Russell M. Nelson, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced a new prophet. Dallin H. Oaks, the senior member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, was named the 18th president and prophet of the church Tuesday at the Conference ...
A 23-year-old Utah County native died after being struck by debris during a storm while attending the Redwest Music Festival in Salt Lake City on Saturday. Ava Ahlander, 23, lived in Seattle but was originally from American Fork, according to reports. Her uncle, Bobby Ahlander, confirmed her ...
As the government shutdown extends to almost two weeks, state agencies aren’t expecting any immediate impacts to federally funded nutrition programs this month. However, as more days go by, food access advocates worry about whether an overhaul to food programs already scheduled to start in ...
The revamping of the center of Brigham Young University’s campus is set to continue into 2028. As BYU’s new art building continues to take shape, plans to replace the aging Abraham O. Smoot Administration Building immediately to the northwest was approved by the BYU board of trustees, ...
