Good morning, Ogden.

Gov. Spencer Cox said police arrested 22-year-old Tyler Robinson—a Washington resident—late Thursday in connection with the fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, and his comment that the shooter was 'one of us' has left Utahns debating their community values.

Residents can enjoy a variety of events across Northern Utah from Sept.

13 to Sept. 21—featuring local theater shows, sports matches, farmers markets and art programs in Ogden, Layton and other communities.

The Utah Legislature is appealing a lower court ruling that scrapped its 2021 congressional map and will publish a new plan on Sept.

25 to meet a deadline before Nov. 10 for the 2026 election. Plaintiffs claim the lawmakers' move contradicts a voter-backed anti-gerrymandering law passed five years ago — they call the effort ironic.

Weber State women’s volleyball improved to a record of 8 to 1 after defeating Iowa in five sets during a tournament at Southeast Missouri State in Cape Girardeau yesterday.

The team will return home to face BYU on Tuesday — host Utah Valley on Thursday and visit Utah State on Sept. 20.

Weber State football beat McNeese 42 to 41 on September 14 in Lake Charles, Louisiana after a late comeback in the fourth quarter—defensive tackle Matt Herron broke up a two point pass with 42 seconds left to secure the win.

Jackson Gilkey led the team with 218 passing yards and 114 rushing yards as Weber State improved to a record of one to two.

The Oakland Ballers beat the Ogden Raptors 1-0 in Game 3 of the Pioneer League playoffs Saturday night at Raimondi Park — the only run came on an error during a double steal that sent Oakland to the championship series.

Weber head football coach Mo Cannon said his team learned lessons from a 42-8 loss at Lehi on Sept.

13 after the Warriors struggled early until a late touchdown rallied them. Cannon said the loss will help the team get better as they prepare for region play on Sept. 19—watching film to fix mistakes.

Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto & Beethoven’s Symphony No. 4

7:30-9 p.m. — Browning Center at WSU — Tickets available — Experience a night of masterful orchestral performances featuring Mendelssohn and Beethoven.

The Last Grizzly Gravel Stage Race

Three days — Ogden, Utah — Registration fee required — Experience the thrill of a challenging gravel ride across stunning landscapes in Northern Utah and Idaho.

3rd Annual Dinosaur Park Car Show

10 AM – 1 PM — Ogden's George S. Eccles Dinosaur Park — Free entry — Celebrate classic cars and prehistoric fun at Ogden's unique car event.

Polo & Pan Concert

5-6:30 p.m. — Ogden Amphitheater — $25 day of show — Experience the vibrant sounds of Polo & Pan at this local amphitheater.

2025 Van Sessions

7-9:30 p.m. — The Monarch — No cover charge — Enjoy a vibrant local music and podcast series showcasing Ogden's artistic talent.

The Art of Christmas Watercolor Class

6:30-9:30 p.m. — The Local Artisan Collective — $39 each, $150 for all four sessions — Explore basic watercolor techniques while creating festive holiday-themed cards and tags.

Country Dance

8:30-10 p.m. — Union Station — Only $4 before 9, $5 after — Enjoy a lively evening of dancing and community fun!

Halloween Havoc Demolition Derby

6:30-8:00 p.m. — Golden Spike Event Center — Tickets available — Watch thrilling action at one of the most exciting demolition derbies of the year.

The Mitten Durch Rock Experience

3-6 p.m. — The Monarch — Free entry — Celebrate Mental Health Day with an afternoon of great music featuring Blindlove, Cecret Soul, and Sun Tiger.