Anna Morgan
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The Shops at Riverwoods brighten the season with annual lighting event
The Shops at Riverwoods invited the public to attend its 21st annual holiday lighting event on Nov. 15. Community members attended to see Santa, watch fireworks and listen to live performances.
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Ann Romney shares importance of family
Listen to a Portuguese translation of this story here.
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Utah County residents heated about proposed property tax increase
Utah County residents met with three county commissioners to discuss 2020 tax increases and budget proposals on Wednesday, Nov. 6, at the County Health and Justice Building.
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Utah cities say those who mine public records for data should pay more
SALT LAKE CITY — Officials from the Utah League of Cities and Towns say that the state's public records law needs to be amended to require 'frequent requesters' and commercial users to pay more for requests because large record requests strain local budgets.
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Lawmakers consider safe prescription drug disposal legislation
Utah lawmakers are proposing legislation to promote safe prescription drug disposal containers in hopes of reducing opioid overdoses, lower addiction rates and protecting the environment.
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Proposed housing development has Edgemont residents concerned
Some Edgemont residents are concerned with a proposed development they say threatens environmental green space. But the developer, Bob Jones, sees the project as a way to enhance the community and incentivize current residents to stay in Provo.
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BYU students respond to New Mexico free tuition proposal
The topic of free tuition has been discussed among Democrat presidential candidates, but New Mexico's proposal of free tuition plan has college students curious to know what the plan entails.
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BYU students, faculty react on withdrawal of American troops in Syria
Several interviewed BYU students and a faculty member said they view President Donald Trump's recent removal of about 1,0000 U.S. troops from Syria in a negative light and worry about the lasting impacts the removal will have.
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Protestors argue Utah inland port will do more harm than good
Protests around a proposed Utah inland port have heightened as construction and building plans evolve. Citizens are concerned with the potential damage to habitat and wetlands, decrease in air quality and increased traffic the port may cause.
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