New Cottonwood football coach on the lookout for small victories

After receiving a complete program overhaul from new head coach Bart Bowen, the Cottonwood football team opens the season with a promising first half in a 45-7 loss to Olympus. Read More »

Women’s football team remains a nearly perfect juggernaut

The Utah Falconz women’s football team has now won two straight championships and still has only one loss in four years. Read More »

Cottonwood girls soccer team ready to take next step towards success

The Cottonwood girls soccer team has entered 2017 on a mission to get back to their winning ways. Read More »

48 pools of mosquitoes with West Nile Virus have been found in Salt Lake Valley

The West Nile Virus has been found in the Salt Lake Valley. Read to find out about the virus and ways to protect yourself this summer and fall. Read More »

Area adults serve community, food bank despite cognitive disorders

Eleven adults who suffer from dementia and Alzheimer’s delivered hundreds of pounds of food that they collected during a three-week food drive to an area food bank on July 28. Read More »

FBI agent explains motivations of cybercriminals

At a South Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce luncheon, FBI Special Agent James Lamadrid discussed how the FBI seeks to fight cybercrime. Read More »

Outdoor Retailer participants sad to see trade show leave Utah after 20 years

Outdoor Retailer is leaving Utah and taking its show to Denver after a political dispute with Gov. Herbert over Bears Ears National Monument. Read More »

Second annual Night Out Against Crime connects residents and public safety

Night out Against Crime is in its 33rd year, it started as a collection of block parties, and now is a place for the community to come together and learn about the resources their city provides to keep them safe. Read More »

Hot car dangers: Kids at greater risk for heatstroke than adults

Leaving kids in the car on a hot day is dangerous, because their bodies do not behave the same as adults. Read More »