Cybersecurity Month is a vital reminder about the growing importance of protecting our digital landscape and online world. As we dive deeper into the digital age and move critical operations online, safeguarding our cybersecurity is synonymous with preserving our way of life. From local, ...

We were out of town at the time, so I recently watched the recording of a controversial Orem City Council Meeting (September 19, 2023). During the public comment period, 6 speakers voiced similar complaints about alleged wrongdoing on the part of a Political Issues Committee (PIC), and the top ...

Reading today's Daily Herald (5 Oct.), has caused me to make some comments. You usually include both sides on your opinion page for which you deserve commendation. I really liked John Stossel's column. We don't need 2.5 million federal employees (outside the Dept. of Defense) to govern our ...

The LDS church recently has shown its true colors. Those colors are green and black. Green for money and black for its civic heart. The Church's frequently vaunted billions of dollars of disposable income have been used as a threat to force the city of Cody, Wyoming to grant a permit to build a ...

I am writing to address pressing student housing issues in Provo, primarily resulting from Brigham Young University’s (BYU) housing policies. Currently, BYU requires that single, first-year undergraduate students reside in one of three options: on-campus housing, off-campus contracted ...

I love the Daily Herald and enjoy reading a paper newspaper each day. I wanted to comment, on the article written by Rob Nielsen entitled, Helping Others Remember. I'm so glad to hear about the exhibit that Weber County hosted teaching children about the events of 9/11/2001. I was struck, ...