Good morning, Ogden.

Historic 25th Street earned national recognition by placing third in USA Today's 10Best Reader’s Choice Awards Best Main Street category on Wednesday, with Emporia finishing second and Bethlehem taking first.

It is the second consecutive year the street has ranked in the top three.

Weber State is starting a new tuition plan that freezes prices for associate degree students with less than 60 credits, which will save them about $70 this summer so students like nursing student Lynzi Hallett can work fewer jobs.

The plan got unanimous approval at tuition hearings and has drawn interest from state lawmakers plus praise from the higher education commissioner.

Eight international students from Utah universities and the ACLU filed a lawsuit in federal court in Salt Lake City last Friday — accusing the U.S. Department of Homeland Security of revoking their SEVIS registrations without proper due process.

They asked a judge to reinstate the registrations so the students can continue their studies.

A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit from nine plaintiffs seeking the return of hundreds of thousands in tithing donations to the church, ruling that the case is time-barred.

The decision, delivered on Thursday (the plaintiffs can no longer refile their claims), marks another legal win for the church.

After finishing a 10-8 season in the Big Sky Conference, coach Jenteal Jackson said Weber State women’s basketball is now stable—despite losing key senior guards and a top transfer—and she has signed new players to rebuild for contention next season.

Bob Judson reached the 50th anniversary of his first Standard-Examiner sports story published on January 4 and said he will keep reporting on local sports as the scene evolves—he began with a high school boys basketball game in 1975 and has covered countless changes over the past 50 years. A native of Layton and South Ogden, he remains dedicated to following Northern Utah sports.

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.

Weber FOP Cornhole Tournament

11 AM – 1 PM — Mt. Ogden Pickleball Courts — $20 team entry — Test your skills at cornhole for a great cause benefiting First Responder Wellness.

Aerospace and Defense Acceler8 Wasatch 2025

9 AM – 2 PM — Union Station — Registration required — Explore innovative technologies and connect with aerospace and defense leaders.

Country Dance Night

8:30-10:00 p.m. — Union Station — $4 before 9, $5 after — Enjoy a lively evening of community dancing with great company.

Mother’s Day Modern Calligraphy Workshop

5:30-7 p.m. — Sapori Italian Bakery & Cafe — Ticketed entry — Explore the art of modern calligraphy and enjoy a crafty night out with snacks and drinks available.