Jessica Black

Utah school officials are taking a look at growing numbers because economists are saying more people in the Provo/Orem area could mean a challenge ahead. Brigham Young University professor, Dr. Michael Ransom said, “more people coming in means more students.'

Jenny Spadafora, a mother from Springville, prefers to sleep in on Black Friday. She said, 'Seriously, waking up at 2 or 3 in the morning just to get a good deal? Are you kidding me?'

The Gardner family went to the Capitol in Salt Lake yesterday to support their grandfather for his service in the Vietnam War. They say it gives them a great sense of pride and they want to make sure they include the whole family.

In the end of his senior year at Brigham Young University Miles Nielson does more than just study. He is also a father and husband. But even with a hectic schedule, he says he's making his voice heard and casting his ballot.

Thousand of honks could be heard in Pleasant Grove this weekend, but it wasn't because of traffic issues. The Christa Mcauliffe Space Center in Central Elementary School is closed after 22 years, and people are working to spread the word.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints held their 182nd semi-annual General Conference this weekend. According to attendees, it was a life-changing event when President Thomas S. Monson announced the age requirement change for missionaries. After the major announcement about missionaries serving at a younger age, Latter-day Saints also heard challenges from other leaders to stand out and be stronger disciples of Christ. Service and standards were a major theme of the conference for first time goers and regular attendees. Many say this conference was definitely the one to attend. As the crowds dispersed, with them went the message, go forth and serve.

New research from the Education Database Online shows that digital devices can become vices on college campuses. When technology comes into play, grades and social life are taking a hit.

PAYSON- Families come from all over Utah to kick off the Halloween season the 'traditional' way in Payson.

More students in Utah are graduating with college credit than ever before. The competitive push for taking advanced placement exams and the benefits has nearly 10% increases in student participation. The test helps students get college credit in High School, and offers other benefits. Jim Lu, a senior at Timpview High School says he enjoys the challenge.