Rainy weather hasn’t dampened the Wolverines successful softball season

Kenya Lapuaho from Hunter High School was named to the first U-15 women’s national softball team and will play in Japan in June. Read More »

Council split on putting government change on the ballot

Talk of changing the city’s form of government slows as council remains split. Read More »

City formalizes Healthy West Valley Committee

“It means a lot to me as a resident.” Read More »

Fourth-graders at Neil Armstrong Academy campaign to bring Golden Spike back to Utah

The student-led Spikes2Utah campaign, launched at Neil Armstrong Academy, requests that the Cantor Arts Center loan the Golden Spike, Silver Spike and Silver Maul to Utah. Read More »

Hunter drama teacher Kjersti Parkes is Granite School District’s Teacher of the Year

Hunter High School drama teacher Kjersti Parkes is Granite School District’s Teacher of the Year. Read More »

South Fork Hardware closes West Valley City store

The store occupied a building that has been at the site for more than 40 years. Read More »

U of U organization seeks to expand job and educational opportunities for west side residents

Planned University of Utah hospital in West Valley City accelerates efforts to bring better educational, job opportunities to area. Read More »

Utah remembers 5.7 earthquake

It was three years ago on March 18 at 7:09 a.m. when Utah experienced a magnitude 5.7 earthquake with the epicenter located in Magna. Read More »

West Valley City street crews plow through record snowfall

Stockpiles of salt are being used quicky as city crews work to clear roads after record snowfalls. Read More »

City tells International Olympic Committee, ‘we are ready to have them’

Maverik Center would serve as primary host for ice hockey. Read More »