Government efforts good, but more needed to save the Great Salt Lake

State legislative action is a good initial step from government to save the Great Salt Lake, but more conservation efforts and infusion of cash are critically needed Read More »

Daffodils and kind words – students lift cancer patients’ spirits

Roy High School brightened patients’ day at Holy Cross Hospital – Jordan Valley March 20, to mark the first day of spring. Read More »

‘Twig’ temporary South Branch Library opens on Main Street

The temporary location will be available to patrons while the South Branch is being remodeled. Read More »

Shopping that matters – thrift store benefits at-risk youth, Teen Living Center

Switchpoint Exchange Thrift Store opens in Layton. Read More »

Invasive vines threaten mature trees in Bountiful yard

The issue has become more visible over the past several months, particularly in older neighborhoods where established trees are a central part of the landscape. Read More »

Scammers target seniors, draining life savings

The FBI reports there has been more than $4.8 billion in losses from fraud. Read More »

Davis High School claims 6A State debate title

Debate gives students the communication skills to be successful in a career. Read More »

Man who threw puppies from vehicle enters guilty plea for animal torture

Memphis Lor, 25, of Ogden, pleaded guilty to four third-degree felonies as part of the plea agreement with the Davis County Attorney’s Office. Read More »

Feed Davis food drive collects over 193,000 pounds of donations

Another great year for the Feed Davis food drive spearheaded by the Bountiful Food Pantry, with more than 24,000 volunteers helping fill two warehouse locations with donations. Read More »

UDOT prepares to start Legacy Parkway expansion

Expansion could start as early as March 23. Read More »