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SALT LAKE CITY — For generations, Native American communities have relied on traditional healing practices that care for more than just the physical body. Now, for the first time in Utah, Medicaid can help pay for some of those services.
The Orem Recreation Advisory Commission is scheduled to hold a meeting on November 19, 2026. The meeting will take place at the Family Fitness Center upstairs conference room.
SALT LAKE CITY — Ann-Michelle Neal loves the fireplace in her 1906 home on 800 East. The original tile and other details offer reminders of the people who lived there long before she and her daughter moved in. Now, the building is among three residential properties that could be torn down for a proposed five-story apartment project.
An explainer detailing the role and limitations of Davis County Information Systems regarding public record availability.
Tyson Stoddard, an Associate Planner for Clearfield, manages various zoning and land use proposals, ranging from supportive housing to data center regulations and downtown building types.
Huntsville officials issued a reminder for residents to close main shut-off valves for the year to prevent flooding as the irrigation season closes. The company noted that because they share a diversion on the South Fork River, the exact timing of water flow into pipes is not always known.
The Cottonwood Heights Appeals Hearing scheduled for December 9, 2026, has been cancelled. The cancellation is due to a lack of agenda items for the meeting.