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Tim Vandenack's articles predominantly focus on government announcements and press releases, often related to topics such as diversity, infrastructure, education, and elections. His coverage attributes suggest a strong emphasis on local Utah issues.
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By: Tim Vandenack
The Tremonton Garland Police Department has decided not to use license plate recognition devices, focus of growing controversy, after testing one of the readers. The Aug. 14 photo shows one of the readers in Ogden. (Tim Vandenack, KSL.com)
By: Tim Vandenack
KEY TAKEAWAYS Filming for CBS's Marshals, including a car explosion scene, came to Ogden, drawing a small crowd.
Ogden police are speaking out in response to the detention of a man on an Ogden street by a federal immigration agent as an Ogden officer watched.
By: Tim Vandenack
KEY TAKEAWAYS A nationwide promotional campaign for "Brotherhood," an immigration-themed musical filmed in Utah, launches on Saturday in Provo.
By: Tim Vandenack
KEY TAKEAWAYS Ogden City Council member Kevin Lundell seeks clearer guidelines for police on dealing with immigrants after an incident earlier this week.
By: Tim Vandenack
KEY TAKEAWAYS The Skull Valley Band of Goshute Indians opposes a proposed U.S. Army data center in Tooele County.
By: Tim Vandenack
Estimated read time: 4-5 minutes Unregulated quarter horse racing at Weber County's Golden Spike Event Center has stopped, for now.
By: Tim Vandenack
Estimated read time: 2-3 minutes KEY TAKEAWAYS Brayden Daniel Coles has been sentenced to up to 15 years in prison in a non-fatal shooting of a woman in Roy in 2021.
By: Tim Vandenack
The two Muslim men attacked in July at a mall plan to sue the alleged assailant for compensation and to raise awareness about the brutal incident, their lawyer says.
By: Tim Vandenack
Estimated read time: 2-3 minutes Ogden's UTOG Brewing Co. will open a diner and pub at Ogden-Hinckley Airport, perhaps by October.
