Toria Barnhart

Coalville officials gifted $300 to Summit County community members who walked into City Hall on Tuesday, but it wasn't for them to keep. Instead, residents used the funny money to vote for their favorite improvements proposed on Main Street. Possible projects include fixing sidewalks, building new bike lanes, creating additional parking, revamping the aesthetic and…

“I want it to be clear what it is we are voting on and not voting on. What is to come later, and this is what we’re doing now. What I view as coming up is an endorsement in concept, not in specific because that specific comes back both in the form of the development agreement and the land plans after,” said Planning Commissioner Rich Sonntag.

The snowpack ended the season at 18.8 inches on April 2, according to an update from the Utah Division of Water Resources. The snow water equivalent, or how much water there would be if the snowpack melted, had a median peak of 16 inches.

County-run electric bicycle sharing program starts Tuesday, May 14

West Hills sponsor Derek Anderson plans to meet the June 30 deadline to resubmit the proposed town boundaries. Then, another feasibility study will determine if the new community would succeed at the proposed location.

Those involved in the Tech Center project expect to have a path forward soon

America's largest bookseller is helping to turn a page in Kimball Junction as it prepares to open a new location in a former big box storefront vacated last March. Barnes & Noble is expected to bring a new anchor store to the Redstone Center later this summer — its first location in the Wasatch Back. The bookstore will move into…

There’s a band of horses grazing on a 20-acre parcel owned by Oakley City, but it could someday be transformed into a public access nature sanctuary for the living — and the dead.

The Republican spent an hour and a half on Tuesday meeting with constituents to answer questions about, and defend his position on, key issues ranging from U.S. foreign policy and national security to voter fraud and fiscal responsibility.

The advisory committee received several new requests for funding this year ranging from $5,000 to $250,000. The total ask from the applicants was more than $5 million.