Oakdale librarian does more than stock shelves, she connects with students

In her 30 years as Oakdale Elementary’s librarian, Tami Carlson has broken the stereotype of a librarian holding her index finger up to her lips to shush students, allowing for the library to be a fun and safe haven for kids. Read More »

Elementary students learn first--hand about careers, advice to get them to dream jobs

Think beyond a local fire fighter or teacher; elementary students now learn about careers extending from truck driving to engineering and web design. Read More »

‘Slow Down in Your Town’ video encourages safe summer driving

Officials in Salt Lake County are asking drivers to slow down this summer to reduce traffic fatalities. Read More »

UHSAA places boys soccer on probation

Coaches are questioning the UHSAA decision to remove two games from their schedule. They think unsportsmanlike ejections are not fairly counted. Read More »

Government 101: City communications

Every city also has their own individual philosophy on how to manage community outreach. Read More »

Utah Asian Festival celebrates 45 years of connection and celebration

The Utah Asian Festival will hold its 45th celebration on Saturday, July 9, at the Utah State Fairpark with food, activities and performances. Read More »

FDA approval provides COVID vaccines for children between 6 months and 5 years old

The FDA has approved a COVID vaccine for children ages 5 and under. Read More »

Utah Interpreter Program celebrates 30 years of service

The Utah Interpreter Program certifies American Sign Language interpreters, ensuring they meet the high standards required by the State of Utah. Read More »

Home visitation program helps parents and families with young children

Trained educators work with parents in the home from pregnancy until the child enters kindergarten. Read More »

A night pedaling under the stars you won’t forget

Ride into the Moonlit Sky is the theme of this year’s moonlight bike ride on Antelope Island, scheduled for Friday, July 15 at 10 p.m. Read More »