I was Tested for COVID-19. It was a Lot Easier than I Expected

Even though my symptoms didn’t quite sound like COVID-19, I wanted to rule it out. My experience was surprisingly quick and easy. Read More »

Will the West Jordan performing arts center ever be able to raise the curtain?

The arts center has $6 million earmarked from the city for construction and $2 million from Salt Lake County. Those plans might be upended by the downturn of the economy in the past two months. Read More »

AP exams to look different this year with students taking tests at home, online

College Board Advanced Placement exams will be online, at home in light of the global COVID-19 pandemic. Read More »

Online school administrator offers tips on virtual education

Keep it simple. Keep a schedule. Be nice to yourself. That’s the advice of Erin Taylor, who knows a bit about online learning. Read More »

Spring sport athletes mourn the loss of their season

April 14 the Utah High School Activities Association announced postponement of the remainder of all spring sports seasons. Read More »

West Jordan currently doesn't allow tattoo parlors, but that could soon change

As code stands today, West Jordan allows permanent cosmetics but not illustrative tattooing. Both businesses use identical equipment. Read More »

From second cousins to ‘liver sisters’

Drea Richardson donated one-fifth of her liver to save the life of her second cousin, 1-year-old Destiny. Read More »

Families adapt to school at home

What does at-home school look like? Read More »

VOTE: Which pop-culture character would survive self-isolation the longest?

Who ya got? Read More »

West Jordan airport bill ‘dead’

Representative Kim Coleman attempted to pass a bill during the legislative session that would have made it easier for Salt Lake City to transfer the airport to West Jordan city, but it failed because neither city was supportive. Read More »