Commentary: A Catholic saint graces a lovely little corner of Brigham Young’s town
The St. Mary's neighborhood, steeped in Catholic tradition, has a storied history on the east bench of the city settled by Latter-day Saint pioneers.
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‘Data Center Revolt’ tour stops in Brigham City, stressing importance of public involvement
Participants in the nationwide Data Center Revolt tour stopped in Utah, stressing the importance of public involvement in data center planning and AI expansion.
Brigham City takes one step further to advance Trump’s ‘energy independence’ agenda — by building n...
The 20,000 square-foot, $100 million facility announcement lands amid the state’s nuclear energy push — and formal complaints.
Scalable geothermal plants are coming to northern Utah
Rodatherm Energy plans to build a 10-megawatt geothermal power plant near Brigham City, using a closed-loop, carbon-free system.
Boston City Councilor Henry Santana hospitalized
Santana is undergoing testing at Brigham and Women’s Hospital and will be away from City Hall for an extended period of time.
Man accused of eating food, drinking alcohol during home burglary
A man was arrested Friday after allegedly entering a Brigham City home, eating food, drinking alcohol and violating a protective order multiple times, according
Joan Kay Jensen Vanden Bosch
September 9, 1938 ~ June 4, 2026 Our beloved wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, and friend, Joan Kay Jensen Vanden Bosch, passed away peacefully on June 4, 2026, surrounded by her loving f...
Protesters confront Box Elder County commissioners who approved Stratos Project data center
More than three weeks after the Box Elder County Commission decided to green-light a massive data center, hundreds came to Brigham City to voice their continued frustration over the Stratos Project.
Hundreds of Utahns file to block Kevin O’Leary’s massive data center campus over Great Salt Lake water...
Days after a crowd showed up in Brigham City to decry a potential vote that would allow the development to proceed, the Utah Division of Water Rights received a deluge of written protests about the project