Residents celebrate new fire engine, ambulance at ‘Push-In’ ceremony

The public gathered to welcome two new firefighting vehicles to the SoJo Fire Department Read More »

Watts Up? South Jordan Elementary students learn to save energy

Fourth-graders are plugged in to energy education from a Rocky Mountain Power and National Energy Foundation program. Read More »

Inclusion takes the field as West Jordan plays in unified soccer final

More than 2,000 student-athletes participated in the largest-ever unified soccer tournament in Utah, showing teamwork and inclusion are the true goals of the game. Read More »

Strength beyond the bar

How a world champion powerlifter and special education advocate found his strength Read More »

Energage partners with City Journals on new home for Utah Top Workplaces

Nominations open for 2026 employer recognition award honoring Utah companies. Read More »

A $7-a-month question: Should Salt Lake County raise property taxes?

Salt Lake County’s proposed 2026 budget includes a 19.6% property tax adjustment—about $7 a month for the average homeowner—to maintain essential services and fund public safety. Read More »

Union Middle Schoolers bring magic and meaning to the stage in Matilda Jr. production

A double-cast production of Matilda Jr. takes center stage this November, blending Dahl’s classic storytelling with a focus on literacy, empowerment and student creativity. Read More »

Granite Elementary makes the right moves with new chess club

From first-time players to state contenders, everyone has a seat at the chess board. Read More »

Parents at multiple elementaries voice concerns about proposed school closures

The Canyons Board of Education will hold public hearings ahead of a vote to decide the possible closure of elementary schools. Read More »

Park Lane community unites one step at a time

With support from the Jordan High, local police and neighbors, Park Lane’s fun run shows unity can start with just 1 mile. Read More »