The newspaper’s founding family has sold the building and is looking for someone to buy the paper.

A committee that’s part of Utah’s 2034 Olympic organizing team met for the first time Monday. It includes Wasatch Back leaders.

The Wasatch County Council is considering updates to the criteria for awarding Trails, Arts and Parks grants, after a disagreement over the TAP committee’s initial decision not to award funding to the Red, White and Blue Festival.

Royall, an alternate on the Heber City Planning Commission, said he wants to tackle big issues like the cost of living if elected to the city council.

In the wake of a deadly crash on U.S. 40 just north of Heber, leaders and locals alike say it’s time to reconsider the area’s speed limits.

The 18th annual Wasatch Plein Air Paradise painting competition in the Wasatch Back is in full swing. Locals can appreciate and bid on the art next week.

A recent report sheds light on Utah women’s voting and civic engagement trends, but the state still lags far behind in electing women to public office. Here's more on Wasatch Back numbers.

Mike and Jami Hewlett, a married couple running for public office in Heber City, are entangled in several court cases, including allegations of stalking and retaliating against a witness.

A year after a group of Cody, Wyo., residents filed a lawsuit challenging the city’s approval of plans for a temple reaching 100 feet at its tallest point, the Wyoming Supreme Court ruled temple construction can go forward.

Wasatch County is encouraging local seniors and people with disabilities to apply for its property tax relief program. Income limits have been set.