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Alarm bells went off for Weber County Commissioner Sharon Bolos when a sheriff's deputy arrested a young Chilean couple over their immigration status in October. She approved the county's agreement to work with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, along with the other two commissioners, in 2025.
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The Weber County Clerk/Auditor has announced a public hearing regarding amendments to the 2026 Operating and Capital Budget. The meeting is scheduled for November 10, 2026.
The Weber County Commission will hold a public hearing on November 17, 2026, regarding a notice to vacate a county storm drain easement. The hearing is scheduled to take place at the Weber County Commission Chambers in Ogden.
The Pineview West Sewer Improvement District Board is scheduled to hold a regular meeting on Monday, Nov. 9, 2026. The meeting will address system updates for Radford Hills and Crimson Ridge and a resolution regarding district boundaries.
The Little Mountain Service Area board is scheduled to meet on Nov. 10, 2026, to discuss several action items including design reviews and rate schedules. The meeting will take place in Ogden to address administrative and compliance matters.
The Little Mountain Service Area has scheduled a work session for November 3, 2026, to discuss several policy and agreement drafts. The meeting will take place in Ogden to address billing, rates, and connection standards.
WEBER COUNTY, Utah (ABC4) — Election Day is underway and as voters hit the polls, Weber County poll workers keep things moving as smoothly as possible. Weber County has almost 100 poll workers at the voting center and County Clerk Ricky Hatch said that they work about 15 hours on Election Day.
Lake Powell has climbed 19 feet since hitting it's lowest levels in mid-September and that water has kept coming. Recent rainfall across the Four Corners region generated tremendous runoff into the Colorado River System. The San Juan River was a major contributor, accounting for an unusually large share of water flowing into Lake Powell.
LDS Church joins the tech gold rush, leasing some of its ranchland for a data center The deep-pocketed faith opens up thousands of acres in Texas for construction of a large data center. (Google Earth) A satellite image of Triangle Ranch outside the small town of Paducah in the Texas Panhandle.
Sen. Evan Vickers will succeed Sen. J. Stuart Adams as Utah Senate President, becoming the first president from southern Utah in seven decades and local leaders are bullish about what it means for the region. The only other contender for the position was Senate Majority Leader Kirk Cullimore, who appears certain to be upset in his reelection bid after the latest vote totals.
A bobblehead featuring Swoop, the Utah Utes' mascot, was released ahead of the Holy War. The limited-edition bobblehead has Swoop positinoed on a numbered block that can be adjusted when Utah's football ranking changes. Swoop is wearing a red No. 96 jersey with "UTAH" across the front and is holding a football with Utah's logo.
The BYU-Utah rivalry deeply affects fans' identities, says sports psychology professor. A Y2 Analytics poll shows a nearly even split in fan support for teams. Religion significantly influences fanbase loyalty, with 80% of active Latter-day Saints supporting BYU.
It’s an annual tradition now, predicting the unpredictable, guessing the unguessable, knowing the unknowable, foretelling the un-foretellable … but whoever let that get in the way? … declaring beforehand 50 things that are absolutely guaranteed to happen in Saturday’s Utah-BYU rivalry game.