Eagle Mountain News

New census estimates released Wednesday reveal that 10 Utah cities have doubled their populations - or more - since the 2000 Census.

Firefighters are responding to reports of a 4-acre fire in the Lake Mill Inn area near Eagle Mountain in Utah County, dispatchers said.

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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is looking at its farmland in Utah County as a possible route for a new freeway.

Driving out to Saratoga Springs or Eagle Mountain is a bit laborious, but motorists from those two communities are getting a little relief.

Standard-Examiner staff AUDIO: "We Weren't Crazy" by Josh Gracin Even at the dawn of Josh Gracin's national singing career, he was already an American hero.

The intensely personal politics that made refugees out of a small town's public servants.

Utah County teens itching to bust a move on the dance floor can get jiggy with it in Lehi starting this fall.

No saucers of milk for these kitties. In the past week, Division of Wildlife Resources officers have trapped two larger-than-normal furry felines that infiltrated Utah County neighborhoods.

The Lied Gallery is full of children Wednesday afternoon for the MOAa s Family Art Day.

Neighbor Steve Butcher comes too close for comfort for this mountain lion out of its element.

Rockwell Charter High School in Eagle Mountain is in violation of its charter and the whistleblower who reported it now fears retaliation from the school board.

Rad Canyon and its riders sell the thrill of BMX riding. By Wina Sturgeon Every kid with a bike and a sense of adventure eventually tries riding dirt jumps.

Driving may take a little longer in spots around Utah County, as orange cones sprout from the asphalt, but county commissioners couldn't be happier.

An Eagle Mountain woman is preparing to send her husband to Iraq for second time, and Wednesday she was honored for their sacrifice.

When the housing boom eventually spilled westward beyond the Oquirrh Mountains, homebuilders were quick to capitalize on the cheap open land and plentiful water awaiting them on the edge of the desolate Great Salt Lake Desert.

Tracie Greco has her horse back. They were reunited Sunday. What makes this remarkable is not so much the reunion itself as what made it possible.

"We like giving service, especially for the guys who've given their life for our country and to give back to those who fought for our freedom," said Troop 1008 Scoutmaster Greg Whitney Wednesday, May 20, 2009 at the Camp Williams Memorial Park cemetery in Bluffdale.

An Eagle Mountain girl received a special award Wednesday night for saving her brother's life.

Eagle Mountain has organized a volunteer work day for Wednesday at the Utah Veterans Memorial Park.