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As anticipated, fewer kids are attending Utah's public K-12 schools. The total enrollment in the Beehive State's elementary and secondary schools is down 2.4% — from 656,311 K-12 students during the 2025-26 academic year, to 640,471 for 2026-27.
Utah EZ Pay is offering Square technology combined with local Utah support and complimentary business spotlight videos to local businesses. As an authorized Square reseller, the company provides personalized guidance to help businesses select and set up hardware and software.
A new study by Maine Lobster Now has identified Vermont as the leading state for healthier lifestyles in the United States. The ranking examined 10 indicators including dietary behavior, drinking habits, and adult health outcomes to highlight regional differences across the country.
Department of Justice seeking access to Utah’s voter rolls, siding with the state’s lieutenant governor. District Judge David Barlow, is a win for Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson, who has pushed back on efforts by President Donald Trump’s Justice Department to access sensitive information about voters in the state.
LOGAN — A 53-year-old Logan man died and two people were injured Sunday afternoon after a motorcycle broadsided an SUV on U.S. Highway 91, north of Richmond, authorities said.
Coalition attended the Carbon County Commission meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 21, to present the Carbon Heart and Character Award to a local resident for their work with youth in the community. Coalition explained that the award honors youth who have shown personal growth and made a difference in their community, as well as adults who give local children opportunities to learn new skills and grow.
The Lehi Library Board of Directors is scheduled to meet on October 26, 2026, to discuss library bylaws and elect officers.