Future of the West Jordan economy guided by new director

“We want to make West Jordan the easiest place in the state to do business,” Chris Pengra, economic director for West Jordan, said. Read More »

Toil and trouble won’t stop WitchFest

Gardner Village’s WitchFest, celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, calls itself “an October tradition, done a bit differently.” Read More »

Grizzly mountain biking team wins division race

Mountain bikers of all ages and abilities compete in the Utah High School Cycling League. Copper Hills recently won its division race held in Price. Read More »

Art educator paints a picture of what adapting to classroom safety measures looks like

Extra funds help teachers adapt classrooms to meet safety requirements. Read More »

Utah National Guard takes to the skies to fight California wildfires

Nine soldiers and two helicopters from Utah departed Aug. 27 from West Jordan, responding to a call for help from California as the state battled some of the most destructive fires on record. Read More »

Sales tax numbers show large, sustained COVID-19 boost for most cities

Many cities in the Salt Lake valley collected more sales tax this spring than in previous years. Read More »

New position in city hall filled by a familiar face

Alan Anderson, former West Jordan council member, has taken a new seat. Read More »

Grizz volleyball hopes this is their year

The Copper Hills volleyball team hopes to take the next step towards a state championship. Read More »

West Jordan family spotlight: The Britt Family

West Jordan family talks about what life in Utah is like as a multiracial family. Read More »

Clarisse Lopez Offen on police, racial profiling and having uncomfortable conversations

“People who know me don’t know this about me,” says Clarisse Lopez Offen of her experience being racially profiled by police. Read More »