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Pioneer Day Celebrations Roll Out
The traditions of Pioneer Day will carry on this year with celebrations all over the area that last all weekend.
Provo police arrest seven juveniles on graffiti charges
Provo police on Tuesday announced the arrests of seven juveniles they say are responsible for dozens of graffiti cases.
Provo residents still mourning church's razing
It's been more than a year since St. Francis of Assisi Roman Catholic Church was demolished with the hope its razing would make way for the local parish's new church in Orem.
Hard economic times and the Sept. 11 attacks may have blown Provo's plans for a new recreation center off course seven years ago, but the city, in partnership with Salt Lake City-based VCBO Architecture, hasn't ...
Provo Council to discuss whether to put parking lot up for sale again
In a public hearing tonight, the Provo Municipal Council will discuss whether to put a downtown parking lot up for sale a second time, a move that neighboring business owners have argued would put them out of ...
New Sp. Fork courthouse almost ready
Spanish Fork's one-room district court, which fits snugly on the second floor of the city office building, is getting ready to close its doors forever.
Traffic problems doom Center St. fountain
Late in April 1917, a talented group of artisans working under the direction of R.T. Woodard added the finishing touches to Provo's innovative, new concrete fountain that graced the middle of the intersection ...
Unique Provo River restoration project nears completion
It's not nice to mess with Mother Nature, but water projects have done just that in Utah and across the West since the 1930s.
Rental hikes - Salt Lake, Provo top list of biggest increases in nation
Salt Lake City registered the largest apartment-rent increase in the nation, as rents have soared 10.4 percent since last year, according to a report this week.
Disabled Provo man suing Latin market
Peter Jose Smith is often seen rolling down University Avenue on in-line skates, a firm grip on the wheelchair before him with a kitten in its seat and a giant American flag attached at the mast.
Benefits for city workers OK'd by Provo Council
City Council showed Provo employees the love Tuesday night as they unanimously approved a swath of resolutions to continue to cover their benefits.
Lehi looks into changes for railroad crossings
Underpasses or overpasses could replace hazardous traffic-rail crossings on some Lehi streets within the next few years, funding permitting.
Skin-cancer screenings this morning in Provo
The Utah County Health Department will hold a free skin cancer screening clinic today from 8:30 a.m. to noon at 151 S. University Ave., Suite 1600.
in Our View: Give dog law plenty of teeth
I f Provo is going to try to regulate "dangerous dogs," it needs to take special steps at the start to focus on the animals most likely to cause harm.
An accordion recital featuring several youth, including McKinzie Jacoby, will be from 7-8 p.m. today at the Conrad Ranch, 5591 E. South Fork Road, Provo Canyon.
Coalition breaks ground on new facility
Somewhere between UVU and Miley Cyrus last week, Brent Crane turned a shovel full of dirt.
Searchers find missing man's body in Utah Lake
It was a jogged memory and good timing that finally led searchers to Craig Decker's body in Utah Lake Tuesday morning.
40-year dispute over Provo irrigation ditch
For a few months each summer, Winifred Durrant's west-Provo property is turned from verdant pasture to knee-deep swamp.
Fountain was a symbol of progress for Provo
IN ONE RESPECT, this fountain differed from most others; it sported electric lights.
Among all the pomp and pageantry of the Freedom Festival Grand Parade in Provo on Friday morning, perhaps most splendid of all was the cooperative weather.