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The Standard-Examiner is a news organization that’s served Northern Utah since Jan. 1, 1888. The media outlet is owned and operated by Ogden Publishing Corporation, which is part of Sandusky Newspaper Group. The newspaper based in Ogden, Utah, primarily serves Weber and Davis counties, but its coverage also stretches into Box Elder and Cache counties. The journalists who work at the Standard-Exami

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01/14/2025

OGDEN — The Ogden-Clearfield metropolitan statistical area has once again netted a top spot on an international think tank’s 2025 list of best-performing cities, spotlighting its continued economic resolve and growth. Each year, the Milken Institute updates its Best-Performing Cities (or BPC) in...

01/14/2025

OGDEN — The Ogden School District is set to cross off a major milestone at the end of the 2024-25 school year. Bonneville Elementary School will close to students for the final time, capping a nearly two-decade effort by the Ogden School District to modernize the elementary school experience for c...

01/14/2025

OGDEN — Newly retired Erik Thompson joined an exclusive club during his induction celebration into the Ogden High School Hall of Fame on Friday. The gathering included family, close friends, former coaching colleagues and former players from Thompson’s storied career. After 21 years as a head fo...

01/14/2025

Young men are not launching — that is, growing up as traditionally holds — at the same rate as young women. Among Americans ages 25 to 34, about 20% of the men are still living with their parents compared with 12% of the women. Fewer young males than females are attending college or job training...

01/14/2025

The times, they are a-changing. The balance of power in the perhaps eternal battle between the experts and the masses has been shifting starkly, even wildly, with the former losing and the latter gaining clout. That’s been most visible in the series of announcements and selfies emanating from the ...

01/14/2025

LAYTON — The Internal Revenue Service is holding a direct hiring event from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday to fill more than 300 vacancies at the Ogden service center. Emanating from the the Davis Conference Center — located at 1651 N. 700 West in Layton — the two-day event will serve ...

01/14/2025

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Monday turned back a push by the state of Utah to wrest control of vast areas of public land from the federal government, marking a small victory for land conservation advocates who worry that similar efforts may escalate in a Republican-controlled Washington. The...

01/14/2025

The number of young people having strokes has been increasing, and the trend is very concerning to health care workers. “In my experience, we have been treating more young adults with strokes in recent years,” said Dr. Tiffany Brown, stroke medical director at Intermountain McKay-Dee Hospital. ....

01/13/2025

KAYSVILLE — A documentary chronicling a Plain City teen’s journey to the Pacific Ocean via the Columbia River — entitled “Columbia River Canoe Project” — will be screening at 6 p.m. Thursday at the Kaysville Theater, located at 21 N. Main St. The documentary, directed by Fruit Heights na...

01/13/2025

OGDEN — Following a year of uncertainty, a tentpole event for local artists and aesthetes is slated for a return to downtown Ogden in 2025. The Ogden Arts Festival — now under the stewardship of Ogden Downtown Alliance, or ODA — will be back this summer on July 19-20 at historic Union Station....

01/13/2025

OGDEN — Plan Ogden announced this week that it will be holding a vision celebration to present a rough draft of the new general plan that residents and city staff alike have been working on for nearly a year. “After months of input from the community, the Vision for Plan Ogden is ready to be [.....

01/13/2025

Former Utah goalkeeper Carly Nelson went to social media to allege “emotional and psychological abuse” during her season with the Royals. Nelson, 26, was acquired by the Royals ahead of the 2024 season and played one game for the National Women’s Soccer League team. Utah did not renew her cont...

01/13/2025

SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) — The San Jose Earthquakes have acquired All-Star forward Cristian Arango in a trade with Real Salt Lake. Real Salt Lake received $1.4 million in general allocation money over the next two years and a 2026 international slot in the deal, announced on Saturday. Known by his ni...

01/13/2025

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Isaiah Collier drove for the go-ahead layup with 2 seconds left to lift the Utah Jazz to a 112-111 overtime victory over the Brooklyn Nets on Sunday night. Collier finished with a career-high 23 points, seven rebounds and seven assists, and Collin Sexton added 21 points to le...

01/13/2025

Questions have recently been raised as to whether or not Great Salt Lake remains at immediate risk of ecological collapse due to the recent above average snow years. The facts remain clear: Great Salt Lake’s current elevation is 4192.5 ft above sea level, the same as it was in 2021. In 2022, Great...

01/13/2025

To exist is good. A baby in the womb exists. Therefore a baby in the womb is good. To destroy that which exists is evil. Abortion destroys that which exists. Therefore abortion is evil. It has nothing to do with patriarchy. It has nothing to do with liking or disliking women. It has nothing to […]

01/13/2025

Thank you Ogden for supporting Shoes for Tots! The Ogden Breakfast Exchange Club has held this fundraiser at Ogden Christmas Village, each season for over 46 years. The hot chocolate booth next to Santa’s Castle, sells cookies, coffee and hot chocolate. All the proceeds go towards the purchase of ...

01/13/2025

At the April 2024 general conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Elder D. Todd Christofferson of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles in the church spoke of being “valiant in the testimony of Jesus.” In his address, he noted that the “distinguishing characteristic” for t...

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The Standard-Examiner is a news organization that’s served Northern Utah since Jan. 1, 1888. The media outlet is owned and operated by Ogden Publishing Corporation, which is part of Sandusky Newspaper Group. The newspaper based in Ogden, Utah, primarily serves Weber and Davis counties, but its coverage also stretches into Box Elder and Cache counties. The journalists who work at the Standard-Examiner are dedicated to providing fast, ethical coverage of the Northern Utah community and serving it to the best of their ability. Have a story idea or suggestion for our reporters and editors? Here are a few ways to get in touch with us: Email: [email protected] Phone: 801-625-4225 Twitter: @standardex Instagram: @standardexaminer COMMENTING POLICY The Standard-Examiner’s staff believes part of serving the community well means fostering meaningful conversations online. Sometimes, that means removing harmful or libelous comments. Based on input gathered from our readers, we’ve put together a commenting policy we hope creates a space where conversations can thrive. The policy can be found at www.standard.net/comments. Have a question about why your comment was deleted? Get in touch with the newsroom at [email protected].