With smartphones, laptops and artificial intelligence becoming almost inescapable technologies in Utah public schools, state lawmakers passed a suite of bills aiming to not only mitigate students’ screen time on their personal devices, but also to expand oversight on online content for their ...

Brush fires that burned 11 acres in Spanish Fork and 89 acres near Springville last week may not have been fluke incidents but a sign that wildfire season has come early this year. Despite both fires being believed to be human-caused, officials say the incidents indicate that current ...

Neighbors will gather throughout the state at 7 p.m. Tuesday for the Utah Republican and Democratic caucuses to nominate delegates to represent them at their respective party conventions. There are 2,500 neighborhood precincts across all 29 counties. Each precinct will elect voting precinct ...

No longer do drivers in Utah need to signal out of a roundabout. Manufacturers who collect data about drivers through their cars must be more transparent. And law enforcement must impound a vehicle during a traffic stop if the driver doesn’t have a license. Those are just some of the changes ...

The Utah Department of Transportation is planning to build a new interchange and beltway in Payson to accommodate growth in southern Utah County and is seeking public feedback on the project. The Payson Parkway Interchange, an approximately $95 million project, will build a partial ...

Americans everywhere owe an enormous debt to the men and women who fought for their country. To remember these brave individuals, the Daily Herald is pleased to share some of their stories. This is the fourth article in a weekly series which will share the experiences of Jim Slade of Lehi, ...