Governor Herbert announces mask requirement for teachers and students at Utah schools this fall

Teachers, students and faculty will be required to wear face masks at school to help slow the spread of COVID-19. Read More »

Juan Diego daycare teachers welcome back students after teaching them online

Class by class, the Guardian Angel Daycare on the Juan Diego Catholic High campus is welcoming back students during the summer months after the soft closure in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More »

Canyons School District sack meals scheduled through July

Summer sack lunch and breakfast schedule announced for Canyons School District students Read More »

Draper Pantry has plenty for those in need

The Draper-based pantry, which is a branch of the Utah Food Bank, is smaller than others and runs by appointment only. Read More »

First month of sales tax numbers show uneven impacts of COVID-19

A partially closed economy had a much different on some cities than it had on others. Read More »

Corner Canyon wrestler named All-American

Corner Canyon’s Kade Carlson, a four-time state placer including two state championships, was honored as an All-American for the 2019-20 season. Read More »

Romney sisters top 10 at state golf tournament

Corner Canyon freshman Victoria Romney tied for third place at the Utah Section PGA Girls Individual Spring Championship while her sister, junior Savannah Romney, received a third-consecutive First Team All-State honor with an eighth-place finish. Read More »

Local businesses get by with a little help from customers and Draper City

Draper businessowners talk about their experiences during the coronavirus pandemic shutdown. Read More »

Draper’s doggone poop problem

Mayor Troy Walker reminds residents that it’s “dog ownership 101” to keep your dog on a leash and to pick up and throw away their poop from city parks and trails. Read More »

‘Respect this virus’ says Draper doctor back from New York hospital

Dr. Dixie Harris, a pulmonologist and Draper resident, volunteered on the front lines in New York when hospitals and doctors were overwhelmed. Read More »