On Monday, a 35-year-old woman walked into the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office at around 4:45 p.m. saying she had been
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The traditional Fourth of July with smoke bombs, aerials and firecrackers most people are used to may look a little
On June 7, Utah State University sent out an email to students announcing that all Aggiemail accounts would be decommissioned
Fans of venti iced skinny hazelnut macchiatos with sugar-free syrup, an extra shot, light ice and no whip can look
Stage one fire restrictions will begin on June 18 for all areas in the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest. The following will
UPDATE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced the location of the Smithfield Utah Temple on Thursday. The
The United States, like many other Western nations, has a history accented with great achievements that broke down barriers to
Sixth graders at Edith Bowen Laboratory School conducted an outdoor rally on Thursday afternoon to practice their public speaking skills
On May 3rd, Governor Spencer J. Cox made an executive order that forbids any state facilities from irrigating between the
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox recently spoke with the Statesman about challenges during his first 100 days, the current state
Sophia Lesser Thorngren has always been passionate about the arts, whether she’s contributing to activities or supporting the community. Born
As the next executive vice president, Porter Casdorph said he wants to make sure Utah State University can return to