A half year in, the newly created Taylorsville Police Department is keeping its promise of transparency by establishing a Community Advisory Board

Six months in, the newly reestablished Taylorsville City Police Department is ahead of schedule in forming a Community Advisory Board and creating a K9 Unit. Read More »

Kearns High coach tackles food scarcity with his athletes

Food scarcity isn’t just for kids in elementary school. It’s prevalent in high schools across Salt Lake County. Read More »

A quarter-century after it was ‘born,’ Taylorsville City completes its nearly $50 million ‘facelift’ in 2021

Taylorsville City’s silver anniversary year, 2021, will forever be remembered as the year the city hall campus forever changed its appearance. Read More »

Help wanted: officials for youth sports

The UHSAA is short nearly 250 basketball referees this season. The lack of officials is a national trend that has finally made its way to Utah. Read More »

The Stars are back at Bruin Arena

The Salt Lake City Stars have taken the court to begin their season. The potentially future full-time NBA players are making the most of the opportunity they get. Read More »

Women from five Utah counties turn to Aimee Winder Newton for political insight

As the American political landscape continues to get more and more vitriolic, homegrown Taylorsville politician Aimee Winder Newton says her skin has gotten thicker. And she still wants other women to join her in the world of elected leadership. Read More »

International rare disease support organization honors Taylorsville mother

A Taylorsville mother of five was recently honored by an international support group. But it’s a faint silver lining, because her association with the group is due to her youngest daughter’s exceptionally rare, debilitating disease. Read More »