Bear River High School in Garland has announced that driver education courses are currently open.
Prospective students are encouraged to check the location and times for these upcoming courses.
The school also recently highlighted its staff achievements by recognizing Peter Watkins and Cheryl Howe as employees of the month for May.
These individuals were recognized for their contributions to Bear River High School.
A tornado warning for Tooele County was allowed to expire on August 13 as the weather threat transitioned to severe winds. A severe thunderstorm warning remained in effect for the eastern Tooele Valley and parts of Utah and Salt Lake Counties.
BOX ELDER COUNTY, Utah — The Tremonton-Garland Police Department marked the one-year anniversary Monday of the loss of Sgt. Lee Sorensen and Officer Eric Estrada, who were killed in the line of duty on Aug. 17, 2025.
Flash flooding is occurring in Zion National Park, particularly near the Virgin River. Officials are advising people to seek higher ground and avoid driving through flooded roads.
The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention has called for President Biden to sign the Youth Poisoning Protection Act into law following its passage in the Senate. The bipartisan legislation, championed by Senator John Curtis, aims to ban the sale of high-concentration sodium nitrite to consumers to prevent youth suicide.
A federal judge ruled Tuesday that Utah can enforce its anti-gambling laws against prediction markets like Kalshi, rejecting the company's argument that these platforms fall under exclusive federal jurisdiction. Utah officials, including Governor Spencer Cox and Attorney General Derek Brown, celebrated the decision as a victory for state sovereignty and family protection.
A crash occurred on southbound I-15 north of 12th Street in Weber County. According to a report published August 7, no lanes were blocked by the incident.
Leer en español aquí. Student life can be daunting. Between classes, jobs and homework, students may struggle with stress, anxiety and other mental health challenges. Weber State University offers the resources to help students overcome these hurdles.
Centennial Parents/Guardians, Please note the following weekly announcements. 1. Beginning-of-Year NWEA Testing Beginning-of-Year NWEA testing begins today, Monday, August 24. August 24–28: Students will complete NWEA Math and Science assessments. August 31–September 11: NWEA Reading assessments and make-up testing will take place. 2. Safety Drill – Today, August 24 We will conduct a school safety drill today, Monday, August 24. During the drill, students and staff will practice our evacuation
College can be a lot for many students. Between the piles of homework, early classes, late night videogames and job searches, financial aid can help pay for school. For those searching a way to save money for college, the Financial Aid and Scholarship Office has options and resources to pay for each academic year.
Leer en español aquí. Established in 2012, The Destruction is Weber State's student section. Nyaang Adhom, the group's president, looks to lead the student section through the upcoming athletic season. Taking its name from a term for a group of wildcats, The Destruction leads chants throughout games and coordinates theme nights for spectators to participate in.
Ha comenzado un nuevo curso académico en la Universidad de Weber State, lo que supone el primer semestre de Chris Mallett como rector de la universidad. Mallett abrió el debate sobre su visión para la universidad, exponiendo sus prioridades para este año.
Read in English here. Si necesitas asistencia médica, servicios para tu bienestar, programación para prevención de violencia o un santuario, Salud, Defensa y Bienestar Estudiantil (Student Health, Advocacy and Wellness) ofrece todo esto en un solo lugar.