Farmington swimmers win Region 1 Sprint meet, finish 8th at Greg Fernley Invite

The Farmington High swimming teams won its first meet of the season – the Region 1 Sprints – and then traveled to St. George and placed eighth at the Greg Fernley Invitational. Read More »

WXHS swimmers win quad meet; girls take sixth at Greg Fernley Invite

The Woods Cross High swimmers started off the season with a quad meet win and then traveled to St. George for the talent-packed Greg Fernley Invitational where the girls placed sixth. Read More »

Hill AFB tests power outage readiness

Hill Air Force Base conducted a planned 10-hour power shutdown to test backup systems and enhance resilience, ensuring mission readiness during potential power outages. Read More »

Mental health and hope

We all need hope, and yet hope comes in many different sizes and shapes. So, what is hope? Read More »

Winners named in North Salt Lake photo contest

NORTH SALT LAKE—Six winners chosen for the North Salt Lake photo contest for 2024. They were honored at the city council meeting on Nov. 6. Read More »

High school football playoffs: Bountiful moves to final four; Davis runs out of time

The Bountiful Redhawks won their quarterfinals matchup in the Class 5A state football tournament and will now play in the semifinals. Davis’ season came to an end with a loss in the quarterfinals. Read More »

What makes Bountiful ice rinks a holiday treat

BOUNTIFUL—Whether you're a seasoned skater or lacing up for the first time, these top ice rinks in Davis County offer the perfect settings to glide, spin, and make winter memories with friends and family. Read More »

NSL Winter Lights Fest set for Dec. 2

Winter Lights Fest will be held at North Salt Lake City Hall on Dec. 2 Read More »

Bountiful, Woods Cross finish in top three at 5A state volleyball tourney

The Bountiful High and Woods Cross High volleyball teams made the final four of the 5A state tournament, coming in second and third, respectively. Read More »

Utah’s life sciences’ centerpiece is Salt Lake County

A new report by the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute reveals that Salt Lake County is the driving force behind Utah’s life sciences industry, holding 76.8% of the state’s life sciences jobs, 80.8% of industry earnings, and 68.1% of life sciences GDP in 2023. Read More »