The Ogden Police Department issued a statement regarding an ICE arrest near 22nd Street and Porter Avenue to clarify the department's role. While a bystander's video suggested active cooperation, the department maintained that officers do not enforce federal immigration laws.
Fire crews stopped a fire from spreading through a South Ogden home Tuesday afternoon after an RV next to the residence caught fire. When firefighters arrived, they found an RV parked beside the home heavily involved in flames, according to South Ogden City.
OGDEN, Utah—Wednesday, Weber State football players confirmed their team captains ahead of the upcoming season: 5th year quarterback Devin Brown, junior wide receiver/kick returner Noah Kjar, 5th year cornerback Trevian Tribble and 5th year linebacker Raimoana Tinirauarii. Brown comes to the Wildcats after spending three seasons at Ohio State and one at California.
Jason Wright was also present. The makers of "Marshals," a spinoff of the Paramount TV series "Yellowstone," came to Ogden to film an upcoming episode of the CBS program, including the aforementioned car explosion scene.
South Ogden Fire and multiple departments responded to a structure fire involving an RV next to a residence. No injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation.
Utah has reached a landmark $12.2 billion settlement with Meta Platforms, Inc. to address child safety concerns on Instagram and Facebook. The agreement, which includes sweeping platform reforms, is expected to bring Utah up to $301 million depending on industry-wide participation.
Heartcode PALS training was offered to healthcare professionals to improve outcomes for pediatric patients. The curriculum focused on managing respiratory emergencies, shock, and cardiopulmonary arrest.
Ogden police are speaking out in response to the detention of a man on an Ogden street on Tuesday by a federal immigration agent as an Ogden officer watched. The photo from a police body camera shows the agent and the man detained.
Fall 2026 Annual Block Party Join us for food trucks, swag, games & fun! Learn about all the programs, services & involvement opportunities for you on campus. WeberCon 2026: Welcome to the Wildcat Universe Aug. 28, 2026 | 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Bank of Utah was named the Best Community Bank in the 2026 Best of State Awards. The recognition highlights the bank's long-term performance and commitment to Utah communities.
Bank of Utah and the Utah Golf Association have entered a strategic statewide partnership. As part of this agreement, the Bank of Utah Championship will award a sponsor exemption to the winner of the Utah State Amateur Championship.
Bank of Utah hosted Tim Mahedy, founder and chief economist of Access/Macro, for a podcast discussion regarding economic trends for 2026. The discussion focused on inflation, interest rates, and tariffs to assist business leaders with strategic planning.
Rocky Mountain Power and the Utah Renewable Communities coalition have announced an opt-out clean energy program for 16 Utah communities, set to begin billing in January 2027. The initiative, designed to help municipalities reach 100% renewable energy portfolios by 2030, will include residential and business customers unless they take action to opt out.
The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) has prepared a Supplemental Environmental Assessment (SEA) to evaluate improvements to the transportation network near the I-15 and 24th Street interchange in Ogden. This study follows a 2024 Environmental Assessment and Finding of No Significant Impact.
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According to data from the Utah Avalanche Center, the Moab region has recorded numerous avalanche events and accidents occurring between late 2024 and early 2026.
The Dinos drew a tough couple of contests back to back, both on the road. On Thursday, they faced the Ogden Tigers and fell 3-0. Then on Friday, they turned around to take on the Morgan Trojans, where they were edged 4-3, putting the Lady Dinos at 2-3.
OGDEN, Utah, Aug. 24, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — Booming special effects, part of a television production planned for Tuesday in downtown Ogden, will be controlled and safe, Ogden City government says. The production has a permit, and will be recording in the area of 24th Street and Grant Avenue this week.
The North Ogden Planning Commission scheduled a public hearing for September 2, 2026, regarding a proposed amendment to a development agreement with Parkridge Inc. The hearing will address residential multi-family units integrated with a commercial building at 1700 N. Washington Blvd.
A TV production scheduled to film in Ogden will temporarily force road closures in the area of 24th Street and Grant Avenue this week. on Tuesday, Aug. City officials added public safety personnel were made aware of the permitted production and were actively coordinating with the production crew.
Price City officials and mental health advocates are preparing for September Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month, addressing rising mental health concerns among Utah youth. The initiative follows data showing Utah's suicide rate remains higher than the national average and that local health districts face significant challenges.
Dean Brian Rague of the College of Engineering, Applied Science and Technology at Weber State University issued a welcome message to the college's 3,000 students for the new academic year. The message highlighted the importance of technological fluency and the role of students in shaping their futures amidst rapid changes in technology.
A severe thunderstorm in Ogden on Saturday night brought high winds and heavy rain, downing power lines in the area, causing additional damage, and canceling an event downtown. on Saturday evening. High winds and heavy rains downed power lines and caused issues with other electrical infrastructure.
A severe thunderstorm with wind gusts up to 70 MPH moved through Ogden on Saturday, Aug. 22, 2026, causing power outages and hazardous conditions. Emergency crews, including the Ogden Fire Department and Ogden City Police, responded to multiple incidents involving damaged electrical infrastructure and downed lines.
A North Ogden City Council meeting was scheduled for August 25, 2026, to address various municipal items including fire code updates and zoning amendments.
The Ogden Valley City Council held a special meeting and work session on July 27, 2026, to discuss city organization, planning updates, and various advisory groups. The meeting included discussions on the roles of the Mayor and Council, as well as updates regarding Truth-in-Taxation and upcoming city events.
The Ogden Valley City Council voted 4-1 to retain the name Ogden Valley City during a special meeting held on July 30, 2026. The council also approved a new organizational chart and an official vision statement for the municipality.
The Ogden Valley City Council met for a work session on August 3, 2026, to discuss budget updates, grant funding, and city organizational matters. The meeting included presentations on strategic funding and storm sewer ordinances.
South Ogden City Council passed Ordinance 26-07, which establishes a 180-day moratorium on certain development and planning permit applications.
South Ogden City Council passed Ordinance 26-06, which adopts a City Center Master Plan. The ordinance includes all maps and appendices and applies to all South Ogden City residents.
North Ogden police are investigating a death following a traffic stop Wednesday evening. The incident involved a self-inflicted gunshot wound and does not pose a threat to the public.
Bank of Utah opened a new branch in Spanish Fork to expand its presence in Utah County. The location is led by Lane Deason and Joseph Valle.
The Ogden Valley City Council met on August 4, 2026, to discuss various municipal matters including software licensing, hiring processes, and grant funding priorities. The meeting, which was approved on August 18, addressed planning updates and training for council members regarding developer interactions.
Plain City Elementary has announced the appointment of Emily Mangum as the school's new principal. Mangum brings experience in literacy leadership and administrative roles within the Weber School District.
