David Vernon becomes Senior Assoc. VP for USU's Wasatch and Southwest Regions, succeeding Nancy Glomb and aiming to enhance efficiency and partnerships.

The South Jordan Fire Department offers safety tips to prevent winter fires, advising to keep combustibles away from heaters and to use detectors for smoke and carbon monoxide.

The March issue of the Lehi Ledger discusses Proposition #11 and its impact on the upcoming local elections, highlighting changes in the city's political and educational landscape.

The Salt Lake City Police Department celebrated its 174th anniversary, tracing back its founding to 1851 and highlighting historical milestones and current operations.

Utah State University's SNAC is offering free halal food boxes to Muslim students for Ramadan, supported by Islamic Relief USA and a grant, illustrating a commitment to accommodating diverse diets on campus.

Utah Governor Cox and Lt. Governor Henderson have a busy week of bill reviews and public events, including speaking at various functions and meetings with dignitaries.

Utah County commissioners to deliver 2025 State of the County Address on March 11, discussing economic development, infrastructure, and community projects.

Sean Damitz has been named to The Corps Network's Corps Council, bringing valuable experience from leading the Utah Conservation Corps and USU's Center for Community Engagement.

USU student Kyla Dahle improved her Spanish and teaching skills during a study abroad program in Spain with support from a foundation scholarship and USU Study Abroad.

Utah's legislature has passed a bill banning pride flags on public school and government property, awaiting Governor Cox's decision. LGBTQ groups are preparing to challenge the potential law.

Utah public labor unions are seeking a referendum to repeal a new law that limits their rights, after their initial filing was rejected due to a legal misunderstanding. They aim to gather enough signatures for a successful challenge.

The Utah Legislature has passed tax cuts that lower income and social security taxes, and enhance child tax credits, amidst concerns it may disproportionately benefit the wealthy.

Utah has passed H.B. 65, which provides expanded cancer screenings and medical benefits for firefighters, recognizing a wider range of occupational cancers.