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On this episode of the Church News podcast, historian and biographer Richard E. Turley Jr. shares what he has seen in the past year since President Dallin H. Oaks became the Prophet and President of the Church. Listen or watch here.
Wasatch County voters will weigh in on three county council races this election season. Candidates from seats A and C recently debated development and affordable housing.
Provo City will begin a major project to improve the Provo River Trail and replace aging utility infrastructure starting October 26, 2026. The simultaneous work aims to reduce the overall construction duration and minimize long-term community impacts.
Vail Resorts says activist investor Oasis Management has been working with Park City billionaire Matthew Prince. The resort company is raising concerns about conflicts of interest.
Mayor Jenny Wilson's 2027 budget contemplates replacing the Oxbow jail, expanding mental health services, and creating alternatives to incarceration. The project would involve an average increase of $70.21 per year in property tax for homeowners.
Utah Food Bank welcomed a special delivery from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Sept. 24 at its Timpanogos Distribution Center in Springville. This donation was part of the nationwide America250 celebration, marking another milestone in a campaign designed to strengthen communities across the country.
Hello, meow, and squeak! It’s Cosmo the Library Cat reporting from Grand County Public Library. Have you ever looked into the twilight sky and noticed the little flitty, flighty winged creatures darting about in the gloaming? I’ve heard that some people think they are scary and sinister.