What Dr. Ben Carson said to UVU students about prayer, resiliency — and Charlie Kirk's legacy

In a lecture touching on faith, prayer, resiliency, the promise of America and finding common ground with others, Dr. Ben Carson traced his own unexpected path from childhood poverty to renown and influence across multiple communities.

In the largest democracy in the world, a delegation from Utah sees possibility

Utah state Rep. Jason Thompson is seeing possibilities during a trade mission to India, organized by World Trade Center Utah and led by Utah Senate President Stuart Adams.

Iconic restaurant in Ogden Canyon prepares for reopening

The Oaks in Ogden Canyon is slated to reopen this month under new ownership and after being closed for several years.

What they grew up doing for fun … they're still doing it

The Lewis brothers of northern Utah have built their Atomic City film company over the course of decades from a hobby as teens to a full-time endeavor. Here's their story.

Family Engagement Month: Building partnerships between Utah's parents and teachers

The Utah State Board of Education is observing national Family Engagement Month, a monthlong campaign highlighting the critical importance of partnerships between schools and families.

Groundbreaking for new Millard County artificial intelligence data center

A groundbreaking was held Thursday afternoon in Millard County on what developers said could become one of the nation's most advanced data centers.

Utah community still stands for Izzy Tichenor — and against bullying

Community gathers to remember Izzy Tichenor, while the family encourages people to speak out against bullying.

Firefighters share lessons from wildfires with high school students

Some of the firefighters who battled wildland fires this year returned to the classroom to share their experiences with high school students.

How this tennis program is changing lives for Utah children with autism

Program directors report a 92% improvement in social skills, a 90% improvement in tennis skills and motor skills, an 82% improvement in on-task engagement, and a 78% improvement in both mood and general behavior.

Dirty energy or clean energy? What is the right mix for Utah?

Against a backdrop of "drill baby drill," how does clean energy survive, and is the United States of America properly invested?

24-year-old makes history as Vineyard's youngest — and first Black — City Council member

At just 24 years old, Jacob Wood is now the youngest person ever elected to Vineyard's City Council — and the first Black council member in the city's history.