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Whether you are a judge, bailiff or someone with a court date, the evacuations and canceled hearings create obstacles and headaches for many involved.

Ogden Police say they have arrested two people in connection with a series of bomb threats made against Ogden courthouses.

Local doctor offers tips for avoiding the extremely high pollen counts, which came early this year.

New housing options could soon start popping up along one of Ogden’s busiest commercial corridors.

Utah U.S. Attorney John Huber announced in a press conference the expanded effort in Ogden for the ongoing Project Safe Neighborhoods, a program through the Department of Justice.

An audit was conducted in response to town officials who contacted them with “concerns related to possible inadequate oversight of public funds,” according to the audit report released April 17.

A group of Davis County residents opposing the pending expansion of U.S. 89 is suing the Utah Department of Transportation, hoping to halt construction on the major overhaul, which is slated to begin next year.

For the third week in a row, Ogden’s courthouses are being evacuated due to a bomb threat.

Former Sunset Junior High art teacher Ned Shelley can no longer draw, paint or speak on most days as a result of Parkinson’s disease, but he’s still making a difference with his artwork.

Support survivors of sexual assault at a variety of events, celebrate Earth Day and Record Store Day and much more in the next 10 days in Northern Utah.