Ogden City students create a podcast series on local history, supported by the National Geographic Society, Blue Grass Community Foundation, and mentored by Weber State University.

USU President Noelle Cantwell has resigned to become president at Washington State University, leaving behind a legacy of growth and innovative changes at USU, as acknowledged by the Board of Trustees.

Ex-BYU basketball player Jake Shoff died in a crash on I-15, possibly due to a medical episode. His Mercedes hit multiple vehicles; he was pronounced dead at the scene.

The Delta Snow Goose Festival in Utah invites spectators to watch thousands of migrating geese, with events on February 21-22 at Gunnison Bend Reservoir.

A man involved in a shooting and barricade situation inside a Layton apartment was found dead, believed to have suffered a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

The Utah Jazz have acquired guard KJ Martin from the Detroit Pistons and made several trades ahead of the NBA trade deadline, including the movements of Dennis Schroder and Josh Richardson, amidst roster changes.

A fatal SUV rollover on I-15 near Salt Lake caused a major traffic backup for hours, following a high-speed collision involving a Mercedes G63 and a Nissan Sentra.

Rachel Walton, USU professor and cold case expert, dies at 77, leaving a significant legacy in criminal justice.

Utah State University student Will Bouck's research examines the barriers gig drivers face when switching to electric vehicles, including high costs and lack of charging infrastructure.

The Powder Mountain Water and Sewer District in Weber County, Utah, is seeking a new board member with specific qualifications including being a local voter, landowner, or county commissioner. Applications are due by February 20, 2025.

USU and WSU presidents discuss collaboration in space and defense sectors on a podcast, focusing on partnerships with Hill Air Force Base for research and workforce needs.

The article discusses a study by the Utah Women & Leadership Project highlighting the underrepresentation of women in Utah politics, despite the state's high quality of life.

Salt Lake City Police arrested two for meth distribution near Library Square during a patrol. Williams and Hart allegedly exchanged drugs for money. They face charges but are presumed innocent until proven guilty.