Good morning, Ogden.

Ogden officials said the Home Sweet Ogden program improved affordable housing by remodeling older homes for families earning up to 80% of the area median income, and local data shows a 7% increase in owner occupancy in most census tracts.

The state's moderate-income housing program—strengthened with accountability measures—has spurred similar projects statewide to ease the housing shortage.

The Ogden City Council voted unanimously on Tuesday to name the Marshall N.

White Community Center fieldhouse after Officer Nathan James Lyday, who served for 15 months before he was killed in May 2020—honoring his sacrifice as the center nears its early May opening. This decision reflects the community's commitment to remembering local heroes.

Ogden police responded at 9:06 p.m. on April 3 when they found a 40-year-old woman on the 400 block of 800 North with a gunshot wound to her left upper chest and took her to a hospital where she died; an investigation is underway.

Ogden police responded to a 911 call Wednesday evening near the 400 block of 800 North where they found a 40-year-old woman with a gunshot wound to her chest—she later died at an Ogden hospital and no suspects have been identified.

The Ogden Arts Festival, now managed by Ogden Downtown Alliance at Ogden Union Station, is accepting artist applications until April 9 — featuring handmade, performing, and literary art — and the festival is scheduled for July 19-20.

This 19th edition will highlight over 100 local and regional artists in 15 categories.

Governor Spencer Cox signed bipartisan public safety and homelessness bills on Thursday at the Rio Grande Building—bills that aim to crack down on fentanyl distribution and add tougher penalties for abuse of vulnerable people.

He will sign additional bills today that focus on issues affecting children and technology.

Some Utah Venezuelans felt singled out when past government policies linked their tattoos to a gang and led to different treatment by law enforcement and other Latinos.

Immigration attorney Carlos Trujillo said this stereotyping hurt the community—causing some to hide signs of their heritage.

Spring '25 Ghost Tour

6:30-8:30 p.m. — Bigelow Venue — $30/person — Investigate the haunted history of the Bigelow with expert guidance and thrilling stories.

Country Dance Event

8:30-10:00 PM — Union Station — $4 before 9, $5 after — Enjoy a night of community dancing and fun for all ages.

Comedy Night with K-von

7-8:30 p.m. — Wiseguys Comedy Cafe — $25 — Enjoy side-splitting humor from K-von, a comedy pro with millions of fans worldwide.

K-von Comedy Night

7-8:30 p.m. — Wiseguys Comedy Cafe — $25 — K-von brings laughter with his seasoned comedy and viral video hits.

Community Country Dance Night

8:30-10 p.m. — Union Station — $4 before 9, $5 after — Enjoy an evening of vibrant country dancing with friends and neighbors.

The Brother Brothers Concert

7-11 p.m. — The Monarch — Tickets required — Experience the close harmonies of twin siblings Adam and David Moss as they perform together.

Marcus & Guy Show

7:30-9 p.m. — Wiseguys Comedy Cafe — Prices may vary — Enjoy a night of unique and hilarious musical comedy with award-winning performances and clean entertainment.

T.J. Miller Comedy Show

1-11 p.m. — Wiseguys Comedy Cafe — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy an evening of laughter with T.J. Miller's comedy performance.

Nathan Pacheco Easter Celebration

7:30-9:00 p.m. — Austad Theater — Cost information pending — Celebrate Easter with a melodious performance by Nathan Pacheco.

Country Dance Event

8:30-10 p.m. — Union Station — $4 before 9, $5 after — Dance the night away to country tunes in a vibrant community atmosphere.