UTAH Women & Leadership Project

Group says to strengthen the impact of women and girls, emulate practices of companies already doing it. The representation of women in businesses around the state can be increased, which is important to ensure that more women and their families can thrive. Read More »

Small-town Utah newspaper battling developer’s ‘retaliatory’ lawsuit

Citing a new Utah state law aimed at stopping abusive lawsuits that threaten free speech, the 130-year-old Millard County Chronicle Progress newspaper has asked a judge to dismiss a $19.2 million lawsuit brought by a developer over reporting published by the paper. Read More »

Davis native Muskan Walia appointed to Utah Board of Higher Education

WOODS CROSS—City Council candidate and student activist Muskan Walia is keeping her momentum, and has just been appointed to the Utah Board of Higher Education as the 2024-25 student representative. Read More »

Utah mends rocky relationship with mineral company to reach massive Great Salt Lake water donation

The state of Utah formalized a major agreement between a prominent mineral company and land managers on Tuesday that could give the Great Salt Lake a needed boost, keeping more than 200,000 acre-feet of water in the lake. Read More »

‘Book of Helaman’ exhibit gives new view of ancient text

CLEARFIELD - Artist Jared Miller is bringing the stories from the Book of Helaman to life in new and fascinating way, in hopes that the messages contained therein will resonate with a new generation. Read More »

East meets West – two different views of Sept. 11

NEW YORK CITY—The people in New York and New Jersey were directly affected by the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001. Since then, they have commemorated the loss of life that day in many ways, and serve as an example to the rest of the country. Read More »

Programs focus on meeting teens’ physical and emotional needs so they’re ready to learn

FARMINGTON–Department heads and administrators explain the McKinney-Vento program to the school board and resources available to at-risk teens in the Davis School District. McKinney-Vento is a federal act that was put into place in 1987 to ensure every student receives access to an education. Read More »

County pilots new system for emergency management

FARMINGTON—New technology will streamline the process for responding to a changing emergency situation in the field. OP System AiBL is designed to Improve on overall efficiency. Read More »

County and NSL residents at odds over homeless shelter

NORTH SALT LAKE—North Salt Lake residents are speaking out against the possibility of a homeless shelter in their neighborhood. The private company Switchpoint, which provides resources for the homeless, has put down earnest money to buy the Lifeline building that is near several elementary schools. Read More »

When we have a choice, we have a chance

Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf has written, “We are made up of the stuff of Eternity. Endings are not our destiny” (end quote). Read More »