The Ogden City Council will soon vote on Utah Renewable Communities energy program and If it will not clean the air in Ogden, why are we considering doing it? Ogden residents are being asked to pay ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Democratic voters warn that the 2026 governor’s race mirrors 2024’s failures, with candidates attacking each other ...

There's a lot of optimism about what the Indiana Fever might do in this 2026 WNBA season. And much of that optimism stems from the fact that the Fever game within one game of advancing to the WNBA ...

A 40-year-old avid runner was stabbed and shot during a string of attacks allegedly carried out by a repeat offender in Georgia. Lauren Bullis, 40, was identified as one of the victims in Monday's ...

More than 70 organizations, including the ACLU, EPIC, and Fight for the Future, say the AI smart glasses feature would endanger abuse victims, immigrants, and LGBTQ+ ...

Chipotle’s rewards platform just got a glow-up. The brand’s new “Rewards on Repeat” loyalty program rolls out this week, along with a redesigned app, across the U.S. and Canada (excluding Quebec). The ...

It seems like downtown might be slowing down a bit because of some city rules that aren’t helping local businesses grow and making life less pleasant. The increase in homelessness, especially the ...

I was disappointed in your front page story by Neil Johnson about Saturday's No Kings Rally in downtown Janesville. The article seems to minimize and dismiss the event and the majority of those who ...

Food is a human right, and students of Bethlehem Area School District deserve access to free meals. The BASD School Board is voting on its budget in April, and local organizations and residents ...

To the editor: Lee hosted a well-attended smart meter forum at the high school. ("Smart meter rollout in Lee draws backlash, but town lacks authority to stop it," Eagle, March 25.) Residents from all ...

As a Louisiana expat who recently contributed to the state's trend of "brain drain," the recent commentary on the newspaper's perceived duty to "cater" to a single demographic of its customer base ...