Jacob Nielson

The man killed in a Lehi traffic collision Friday was identified as 27-year-old Chandler David Hendry, Lehi City spokeswoman Jeanteil Livingston confirmed. Parties involved said Henry was driving westbound on Timpanogos Highway Friday morning when he ran a red light at 1200 West, striking two vehicles driving northbound and southbound on a green light, according […]

After Springville approved a tax-sharing agreement for a 31-acre Clyde Companies development on the Provo-Springville border, amendments approved by the Provo City Council on Tuesday are prompting Springville officials to review the deal.

The state's newest elementary school, Juniper Basin, officially opened in Eagle Mountain with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday.

A group of Eagle Mountain residents submitted a referendum application Tuesday in an effort to repeal a 183% property tax hike that was approved by the Eagle Mountain City Council last week.

With the Alpine School District split fast approaching, Utah County’s three newly-formed districts are searching for ways to meet their logistical needs in time for the 2027-28 school year. The latest agreement between two of the districts will keep one from needing to build new transportation infrastructure — at least for the next three years. […]

In Provo, there is a disconnect between existing community resources available and the people who know about them, according to Tim Smith, a member of Provo-based Preservando El Arte. It can be amplified by a language barrier for Spanish-speaking individuals, or those who speak English as a second language, because most websites and social networks […]

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The data center conversation engaging residents statewide has zeroed in on Spanish Fork, where a company called Volition is proposing to build a data center in the city. At a meeting Tuesday night, the Spanish Fork City Council worked to establish requirements for data centers and other facilities that generate their own electricity by amending […]

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On Monday, Provo police and fire squared off for the second-annual American Red Cross Battle of the Badges Blood Drive, seeing which side could rally more community support to give blood.