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The Carol Stream Chamber of Commerce Foundation board of directors and Prince Industries Inc. announce that the scholarship application portal opens Wednesday, Feb. 1.

Ashley Leiva knew early on that she would one day serve her country. While growing up, the Texas native saw examples of military service all around her.

Spokane business organizations sponsor the regional qualifier for the National Civics Bee.

Austin's City Council is hard at work tackling affordability - approving a resolution that eases zoning restrictions for child care facilities.

Jamie Church of the Farmington Chamber of Commerce said the National Civics Bee offers her group a chance to get to know middle school students.

The essays will be judged by community leaders to determine which 20 students will compete in the Regional Civics Bee.

The bill also contains payment options and contact information should there be any questions.

The snow is falling, the wind is blowing, and sculptors are chiseling. The world snow sculpting championship is taking place right now.

A report released Wednesday shows the financial impact child care issues pose on Utahs economy, as well as the hurdles parents face while navigating child care and work.

A new report shows childcare issues result in an estimated $1.36 billion loss annually for Utah's economy.