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Ballard City has announced it will begin consistent enforcement of City Ordinance 10.12.020 regarding items not allowed in right-of-ways. According to a notice on the city's website, the enforcement was scheduled to begin August 1, 2026.
The ordinance, titled Items Not Allowed in Right-of-Way, has been in effect since July 19, 2016. While the ordinance has been in place for several years, the city is moving toward consistent enforcement of its provisions.
The Ballard City Council has scheduled a meeting for September 15, 2026. The meeting will address various topics including property division and the potential consolidation of the city and the Ballard Water Improvement District.
The Rockville Town Council is scheduled to hold a regular meeting on September 9, 2026. The meeting will take place at the Rockville Community Center Town Hall.
The Ballard Water & Sewer Improvement District has scheduled a public hearing to discuss a proposed water rate increase. The meeting is set for October 20, 2026, at the Ballard City Building.
Several women, who have chosen to remain anonymous, say they were spiritually manipulated and sexually harassed by Tim Ballard and that his behavior "crossed the line." Suzette Rasmussen, an attorney representing former employees and contractors of Operation Underground Railroad read a statement Thursday on behalf of the anonymous group of women.
Posted - Nov. Several individuals who have accused Operation Underground Railroad founder Tim Ballard of sexual assaults in a series of lawsuits spoke publicly for the first time Tuesday in Salt Lake City. (Lindsay Aerts, KSL-TV) a8c 700 600 954 Save Story Estimated read time: 5-6 minutes This archived news story is available only for your personal, non-commercial use.
The Ballard Planning & Zoning Board has scheduled a meeting for Sept. 1, 2026. The agenda includes discussions regarding a preliminary plat and conditional use permit requirements.
Utah communities and farmers are facing severe water shortages due to record drought, leading to steep cuts in water shares. While the Utah Division of Water Resources maintains the Colorado River remains a reliable source, Upper Basin commissioners are implementing conservation strategies and reservoir releases to mitigate ongoing impacts.
NewsCampus Local A Great Salt Lake dust storm over downtown Salt Lake City on July 8, 2026. (Photo by Will Ruzanski, The Daily Utah Chronicle) This article is published through the Great Salt Lake Collaborative with funding from Love the Lake, an initiative of the non-profit Great Salt Lake Alliance.
Josh James, the founder and CEO of Domo, Inc., has overseen the company's transition through a major asset sale to Progress Software Corporation.
No. 11 BYU prepares for a nonconference road test against Colorado State following a conference victory over Arizona. The matchup features high-performing offenses and a significant challenge for the Rams' defense against a ranked opponent.
Utah State football lost 33-0 to No. 17 Utah in the 114th Battle of the Brothers on Saturday afternoon. The loss brings Utah State's record to 0-3.
Taylor Elementary announced the formation of the Taylor Tiger Choir for students in grades 3 through 5. The program is designed to help students build confidence and share their musical talents.