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Residents of the town say they're experiencing rashes, aches and other symptoms after the Norfolk Southern train derailed carrying hazardous chemicals.

Residents of the town say they're experiencing rashes, aches and other symptoms after the Norfolk Southern train derailed carrying hazardous chemicals.

Fear and mistrust still grip many in an Ohio community whipsawed by government assurances that the air and water are safe a month after a train derailment; warnings from activists like Erin Brockovich about coverups and danger for years to come; and social media misinformation.

Residents of the town say they're experiencing rashes, aches and other symptoms after the Norfolk Southern train derailed carrying hazardous chemicals.

There was almost an audible groan of disappointment from students, teachers, and parents when Alpine School District officials announced that beloved principal Doug Webb had been selected as Secondary Administrator of Schools for Alpine School District administration.  Webb has been principal during a tumultuous six years in public education, specifically at Lehi High School. Webb […]

One result of Quantitative Easing has been search for better investment returns. Rediscovery of inflation by Federal Open Market Committee of Federal Reserve Board of Governors has resulted in increases in federal fund rate, but investors have been bold in placing bets.

A breakdown of the Utah State Aggies football program’s 2023 recruiting class.

Lehi High School will be moved up to Class 6A effective in the fall of 2023 for the next two school years after the classification and region alignment for Utah high schools was finalized today (Dec. 15) by the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) Board of Trustees. The Pioneers will be playing in 6A Region 2 with Bingham, […]

Jay Hill is officially BYU's new defensive coordinator. The former Weber State head coach will travel about 75 miles south from Ogden, Utah and take over the reigns of the

The reliability of a document by one of the U.S. Constitution's framers has long been under serious doubt. North Carolina Republicans cited it in a case that could upend election laws.