Good morning, Ogden.

On April 13, Mountain Green Fire responded to multiple emergencies in Huntsville—assisting Weber Engine 65 with a grass fire, helping an injured skier at SnowBasin with the Ogden Fire Department and Ski Patrol, and sending Brush 131 to deliver water at Middle Fork Trailhead while a medevac helicopter transported the injured to the hospital.

David Rawson, owner of Recycled Earth, was charged Friday in 2nd District Court with two counts of unlawful discharge of pollutants for allegedly releasing oil and gas-related wastewater into Ogden’s waterways in 2022 and 2023—authorities say the charges stem from complaints about a noxious smell and illegal dumping practices.

The Mormon History Association announced that its 60th annual conference—Junctions & Communities—will be held in Ogden June 5-8 at the Ogden Eccles Conference Center, marking its return after more than two decades.

The conference will host seminars including topics on Indigenous Representation in Mormon Art and Literature and is expected to draw around 600 attendees.

A new report from the Kem C.

Gardner Policy Institute shows Utah households earn nearly 27% above the national average when cost-of-living is adjusted—driven by larger family sizes and strong work participation. Despite rising costs, 70% of Utah households already own homes—and that ownership helps buffer the impact of higher housing prices.

Referendum supporters made a final push over the weekend to gather signatures for HB 267, a measure to ban public employee collective bargaining for the November 2026 ballot.

They reported having collected 130,000 of the 140,000 needed—volunteers rallied across the valley and in Ogden as Tuesday’s deadline approaches.

State employees will no longer work from home on poor air days when HB404 takes effect May 7—ending the surge remote work program set up in 2021.

Gov. Cox signed the bill on March 26—officials said traffic data showed the policy did not lower road congestion.

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.

Cherry Blossom Watercolor Class

3-5 p.m. — The Local Artisan Collective — $29 — Create a beautiful cherry blossom watercolor composition in a relaxed environment with all supplies provided.

Andy Gold Stand-Up Comedy Show

7:30-9 p.m. — Wiseguys Comedy Cafe — Rated PG — Experience the humor of Andy Gold, known for his viral roasting videos and relatable stories.

Andy Gold Stand-Up Comedy

7:30-9 p.m. — Wiseguys Comedy Cafe — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy big laughs with comedic hits from social media sensation Andy Gold.

Comedy Night with Seth Tippetts

7:30-9 p.m. — Wiseguys Comedy Cafe — Tickets required — Enjoy laughs as Seth Tippetts brings his unique storytelling and wit to the stage.