Jacob Nielson

Community Action Services and Food Bank’s latest initiative targets family homelessness through an expansion of its transitional housing program. The Provo-based organization is renovating an apartment complex into six fully-furnished, two-bedroom units that, upon completion this summer, will house six families each for up to three months at a time. While living there, families will […]

As McWane Ductile’s Utah County factory reached 100 years of operation, general manager Jared Ellison took to Google to research how many American companies reach the century mark. He found that only one out of every 200 do. “So this is a historic achievement for us,” Ellison said. The milestone was celebrated Friday with a […]

Intermountain Health announced plans last week to break ground on a “significant expansion” of its Spanish Fork Hospital. The project will happen on the hospital’s north side and increase the services offered at the campus, according to an Intermountain Health social media post Friday. The emergency department will grow from 12 to 20 beds, the […]

Tyler Robinson’s July preliminary hearing will remain open to the public, Judge Tony F. Graf ruled Monday morning during a remote hearing. The defense previously filed a motion to close portions, if not all, of the preliminary hearing, testimony and sealed exhibits, arguing that the publicity stemming from the hearing would likely prejudice Robinson’s right […]

June’s arrival signifies the start of backyard barbecues, pool parties and outdoor recreation, but it also means mosquito season is back in full force. Dedicated to combatting the pesky, blood-sucking insects is the Utah County Health Department’s Mosquito Abatement District, which announced Monday the official start of the 2026 mosquito control season. Some are familiar […]

Residents met with a developer of a proposed amphitheater in Provo Canyon at a North Timpview Neighborhood meeting Monday night to learn more about the project and express their concerns. Vesper Amphitheater, pitched as a 20,000-seat outdoor concert venue on existing quarry land at the base of Provo Canyon, was announced by members of the […]

Two people were hospitalized with critical injuries following a head-on collision on U.S. 6 Friday morning in Spanish Fork Canyon. Lt. Zach Randall of the Utah Highway Patrol said that at approximately 7:47 a.m. a Ford F-350 was traveling east on U.S. 6 near milepost 203 in a construction zone when the driver attempted to […]

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In the lead-up to the June 23 Republican primary and his race against District 2 incumbent Celeste Maloy, Lyman met with the Daily Herald to discuss his campaign. The Daily Herald also interviewed Maloy.

A Utah Valley University study found alarming data about deepfake videos and how they can influence voter opinion during political elections.