Judge Shauna Graves-Robertson encourages all, shares her path toward success

Judge Shauna Graves-Robertson is the only African American female judge ever appointed or elected to serve in the state of Utah. Read More »

American Revolution play engages student learning

“It was neat because as they were practicing the play for their performance, the students would relate what they learned and pipe up saying, ‘he did that’ or ‘that’s who she was.’ Read More »

South Jordan special ed teacher retires after tirelessly advocating for her students

“Never underestimate the abilities of a child with a disability. That’s my motto,” Read More »

Principal of the Year excels at largest school in the district

Principal of the Year demonstrates she has what it takes to handle nearly 1,200 students. Read More »

City manager Gary Whatcott retires after decades of public service

Gary Whatcott retires after many years of dedicated service to the South Jordan community. Read More »

A preview, a parade and a whole lot of ‘Summerfest’

Despite the weather, residents show up to enjoy all the activities of Summerfest Read More »

Replica of Old Testament Tabernacle coming to South Jordan

The life-size replica is traveling throughout Utah. Read More »

South Jordan fourth-grader wins Sons of Utah Pioneers essay contest

“I learned my long-ago relatives did a lot of hard things and it makes me feel like I can do hard things like they did.” Read More »

Daybreak welcomed back its Bollywood Festival

LiveDAYBREAK welcomed the return of the Daybreak Bollywood Festival on June 17. Read More »

Bingham High FBLA student crowned state champion

Two Bingham High students to compete in FBLA nationals; one took part in DECA’s international competition. Read More »