Conservative civil rights advocate Robert Woodson visited Utah for the fourth time, touting a focus on finding solutions to help people in need.

Ogden, Robert J.On May 5, 2024, Robert J. Ogden passed away in hospice care at Oakwood Village, Springfield, Ohio. Although Robert Joseph Ogden was born in Greensburg, Indiana on August 4, 1930 ...

Sen. John Johnson, a management information systems professor at Utah State University who lives in North Ogden, is seeking a second term representing Senate District 3.

Community leaders held a news conference following a false threat of an active shooter at Ogden High School.

OGDEN, Utah — The Ogden community stepped out in front of the federal building on Wednesday night to rally for the federal workers in their area. The loud and clear chant was “Stand up, fight ...

A flier from the celebration of life held for Robert Bien, who died in Ogden under mysterious circumstances on March 14, 2023. This photo was taken Friday, April 14, 2023, in Washington Terrace.

Utah company Lifetime Products on Sunday announced the death of its CEO and president, Richard David Hendrickson, and his daughter, Sally, in an Ogden Canyon car crash.

Utah Sen. John Johnson is relaunching debate over his proposal put forward during the 2023 legislative session targeting diversity, equity and inclusion programs at public Utah universities. This ...

A Utah lawmaker is pushing to overhaul required general education coursework for college students, shifting the focus back, he says, to great books “predominantly from Western civilization ...

Photo supplied, Ogden City Jared Johnson, acting community and economic development director for Ogden City, was appointed to the position full time by Mayor Ben Nadolski on Wednesday, March 27, 2024.

It does not seem to be the favorite topic of discussion under the state Capitol dome the reported layoffs of 100 people this week at the IRS Center in Ogden.

Colonel Robert Kash Draayer passed away Friday, October 14, 2022, in Roy, Utah. Kash was born in Ogden, Utah, on August 28, 1948, to John J. and Ida Emily Dalton Draayer.