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Harvest Festival will offer health screenings for adults, food, free games and services, and many other activities for the whole family.

Residents of Orem will vote to split from Alpine School District and form their own school district. The idea isnt popular with a majority of teachers and parents, a PTA survey says.

The city of Orem has held two public meetings since a feasibility study made public last week found Orem splitting from Alpine School District to form its own school district would be viable in key areas, which piqued public interest. Heres what was revealed at the latest meeting.

The city of Orem has been exploring options to separate schools within their city limit from the Alpine School District since 2006. Heres a rundown of how discussions of a potential split from Utahs largest school district got to this point and whats next.

The ULA is defending its letter charging censorship after the Orem Library did not place a Pride Month display in the children's section, as it had last year.

With Patriot Front arrests at a Pride event in Idaho and Orem City allegedly censoring a Pride display at the city library, Equality Utah's Troy Williams has a few things to say. The Utah Library Association on Pride censorship. Plus, Ad...

Orem Mayor Dave Young and other city leaders are explaining how personal information from Alpine School District parents ended up posted on a page accessed from the citys website.

The first Thursday in May each year is marked as the National Day of Prayer. It is a time for Americans to give thanks and ask for guidance, both for the nation and for themselves. Utah County began the celebration with a a sunrise service.

Every year, service providers and volunteers take three days to do a very important count. The goal is to assess how many people in Utah are homeless. This data helps determine the amount of federal funding support organizations will get.

On Tuesday January 11, the Orem City Council voted to create a new position in the City, Director of Legislative Counsel.  Former Lehi mayoral candidate, Jesse Riddle was appointed to the position on Tuesday, January 11, following a 5-2 vote by the Council. Councilors Debby Lauret and Tom Macdonald voted against the appointment citing due diligence concerns with […]