Last week, the Legislature used their emergency powers for an “alleged” emergency to restrict the rights of the people. What was the “emergency?” Supposedly, there are dozens of ballot initiatives waiting to be filed in Utah and millions of dollars of foreign money about to flood into ...
As the streets of Utah County flooded and the freeway filled with hail Aug. 13, a group of citizens met under a pavilion in Rock Canyon Park to talk about environmental stewardship. It might sound unusual to folks not familiar with Utah that such a conservative area would be interested enough ...
A recent incident at Utah Lake highlights the importance of wearing a life jacket. Seven people were rescued from their sinking boat with the help of bystanders, emergency responders and a drone operator. Fortunately, they were all wearing life jackets and are okay, but that isn’t always the ...
Like many of my fellow small business owners, I’ve learned how to use digital tools to help me run my business. These tools have allowed me to better reach my customers and save time in my day-to-day operations, allowing me to focus on other important aspects of my business that promote its ...
To all LDS never Trumpers: Latter Day Saints are odd people. I'm one of them. Those thinking of changing horses in mid-stream, Trump to Harris, want national candidates to posses LDS moral standards, but that seldom happens. Trump doesn't possess those standards, so those Latter-Day Saints ...
Really what is wrong with our system? Taberon Honie, his attorney and I quote from the paper's article on 07/12-2024: Erick Zuckerman argued the state's plan "creates an unnecessary & substantial risk that Honie will not be adequately anesthetized & will suffer a horrific death ...