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Rather than immediately imposing tariffs, Trump directed federal officials to negotiate with foreign trading partners and report on their progress within 180 days. The machines that help keep America’s military running could also be one of its vulnerabilities, according to the president.
The agency operating the Central Arizona Project canal system has joined a lawsuit to challenge a federal decision regarding Colorado River water cuts. The agency seeks to overturn a decision that could potentially shut down the canal system used for drinking water in Tucson and Phoenix.
After a season of ups and downs, the women’s soccer team goes undefeated in Big West Conference play to secure at least a share of the Big West Title. They’ve now claimed five consecutive regular-season championships.
The yearly exhibit called the Clothesline Project was hosted at Utah Valley University from October 26th to 27th. The exhibit exists to raise awareness for victims of sexual assault and domestic violence. The project started in Cape Cod, Massachusetts in 1990 and was then held in other places in the US, one of them being in UVU which started around 2011.
OGDEN — The former director of victims services in Cache County, a long-time county employee, has been charged with communications fraud for allegedly misrepresenting her educational background. The Utah County Attorney's Office investigated the matter, formally charging Terryl Lee Warner of Hyrum with communications fraud, a second-degree felony, on Oct. 20.
The "Gear Up For School" event, hosted by Tabitha's Way, provided school-aged children with backpacks filled with supplies during an event held on August 1, 2026.
It was standing room only, with some attendees forced fill hallway corridors, as the Price City Council convened on Wednesday, Oct. 28. The reason for the packed house? A presentation from Valar Atomics to answer questions presented by the body.