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Perhaps it was best not to locate a meat packing plant so close to the Weber River in Ogden, or to later have the area serve as a storage facility for dangerous chemicals. But now the city “is excited about the prospects of what this could become.”

Ogden, N.Y. — The bridge that carries Gillett Road over the abandoned CSX railroad line just east of Spencerport is closing indefinitely.

Officials have released few details following a police-involved shooting at around 1 a.m. Sunday morning.

From seven candidates who ran in a crowded primary, Ogden is gearing up for a general election between just two - Taylor Knuth and Ben Nadolski.

Businesses across Ogden are gearing up for Halloween whether by decorating their storefronts, giving out candy or any other way to engage with their community.

SALT LAKE CITY — Federal officials, the City of Ogden and Smith and Edwards Co.

A former officer with the Ogden Police Department said he was fired after being pressured to write more tickets. Now he’s fighting to get his job back.

A school administrator has been reinstated after controversy surrounding his reaction to a student prank.

Project leaders are asking for feedback to possible expansions to Liberty Park in Ogden Valley, the proposed master plan would add a new playground, more soccer fields and more.

Both of the two top runners for the Ogden Mayor seat have now formally announced their intent to run just two months away from the general election.