From the Mascot Bowl to Christmas presents: how Herriman High students stepped up in 2019

Firemen and Friends for Kids holds mascot bowl at Herriman High to raise money to take underprivileged kids Christmas shopping. Herriman High students play a big part in fundraising and shopping. Read More »

VIDEO: Testing out UTA's new on-demand ride-sharing service, VIA

Is UTA's new "Uber" program right for you? Read More »

‘Residents come first’ - how Herriman’s Community Outreach program is changing the city

A two year old program in Herriman tries to turn developers into community partners. Read More »

There’s a 50% chance of a major earthquake occurring within your lifetime—prepare now

Optimism is usually a good thing. But when it comes to avoiding the 800-pound elephant in Utah—the likelihood of a 7.0 or stronger earthquake—optimism should be traded for preparedness, experts say.
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Mountain Ridge begins to fill trophy cases

Performing arts students launch a promising legacy for new high school. Read More »

Council asks if it’s time to give mayor another chance

Two city council members suggested restoring the mayor to a few committees which he has been barred from attending for the last year. Read More »

Behind the Journals: who are we?

What exactly is "The City Journals?" Read More »

In a nail-biting finish, Herriman Red rebounds to win 6th straight state 7s Rugby championship

Herriman Red 7s coaches and players describe their 7s fall season and reflect on their keys to victory. Read More »

Councilwoman Martin reflects on first and only term

It was one-and-done for Councilwoman Nicole Martin, who opted not to run for re-election after one term of representing Herriman’s District 4 residents. Read More »

Winning kindly: Providence Hall takes state debate

“We’re not out to try to destroy people,” said PHHS debate coach Steve Porter. “We’re out to destroy their arguments and come away with friends.” Read More »