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A national organization recently asked the City Council in Washington, Utah, to remove from the city government's website a message urging residents to seek and celebrate Jesus.
In explaining why she felt her message was entirely appropriate, Council member Kimberly ...
On Dec. 7, Patrick Kearon was ordained to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, replacing the vacancy of the late M. Russell Ballard who passed away in November. British-born Kearon joins a small but increasing number of quorum members not born in the ...
In today's digital age, cybersecurity has become a critical concern for communities, businesses and citizens. Cyber hacks have been hitting organizations and individuals alike, with these hacks costing the state of Utah alone nearly $6 million between 2016 and 2022.
As we continue to see ...
Herriman is the latest city in Utah to consider building a multimillion-dollar broadband fiber network. The idea of offering cheaper and faster internet while modernizing a city’s facilities and infrastructure is appealing on the surface. But the cold-hard reality, often overlooked by many of ...
An extraordinary but little-noticed economic phenomenon is occurring across the United States today. Electricity demand — which has been relatively stable for more than a decade — is suddenly surging. The U.S. economy is embarking on a literal power trip, and the pace is likely to ...
From small business to financial literacy and civic engagement, Utah is a national leader in more ways than one. Add social mobility to the list.
According to our recent report, which Gov. Spencer Cox highlighted, Utah’s environment for social mobility — the ability to improve one’s ...