Jacob Nielson

Receiving your first bicycle as a kid is a monumental occasion, and, for some children in foster care, one they never get to experience. Ensuring a group of Utah children had the cherished moment of seeing their new ride for the first time were employees at Ken Garff in Orem. Employees purchased — and, in […]

A brush fire started Thursday evening in Provo, spreading approximately two acres near the railroad tracks before it was extiungished.

Brigham Young University’s College of Fine Arts and Communications is inviting alumni and other visitors to check out its new digs and celebrate a significant anniversary from 6-10 p.m. Saturday in Provo. The Arts Building, replacing the former Harris Fine Arts Center, opened this fall, catering to students in the art, design, theater and media […]

One year ago, the Utah Department of Transportation began a large construction effort on U.S. 189 near Deer Creek Reservoir to improve the Utah Valley to Heber Valley transportation corridor. Significant progress has been made on the project, which calls for a grade seperation between northbound and southbound lanes and widening to two lanes in […]

From discrepancies in beef processing inspections to a lack of clarity regarding water reuse policies, there are a number of government regulations that Utah business owners say are disruptive to their respective industries. On Tuesday, at the Ruth and Nathan Hale Theater in Pleasant Grove, business owners from 11 industries met with lawmakers to discuss […]

Brigham Young University's School of Medicine has received preliminary accreditation and is authorized to begin recruiting the inaugural student class and launch the MD program in July 2027, President Shane Reese announced Wednesday.

The college football world descended upon Provo this weekend for the BYU and Notre Dame football game, and the Cougars fanbase responded in kind.

An Orem familiy is seeking support from the community for their son who is in criticial condition after he was struck by a vehicle while riding his bike. Michelle Pino said her son, Kaezden, was hit by a vehicle last week riding near Cherry Hill Elementary. She said he suffered a traumatic brain injury that […]

Community Action Services and Food Bank in Provo is facing a financial deficit and is in need of immediate community support, its leadership says.

Undeterred by the rainy fall weather, a slice of Hollywood was in Provo on Thursday for the opening night of the community's biggest annual film event.