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Reverse 911 is old, ineffective technology. CodeRED can reach you anywhere.

When you’re sharing information about something as frightening as a cougar attack, verify it first.

A fragmentary system of tracking and assisting homeless people opens the door to Rio Grande North.

This week’s topics: The F-16, robocalls, the North Ogden skate park and the New Orleans law firm representing Utah in its public lands fight.

A Roy High School teacher was administering a student survey that violated federal law, and administrators didn’t know about it. Officials need a clearer idea of what their instructors are teaching.

For a team in a city like ours, there’s no shame in jumping on the Raptors bandwagon — and it’s not too late to do so.

More groups — including our two main political parties — should take note of the civil, productive discourse Mormon Women for Ethical Government is working to create.

In effort to “help,” we sometimes don’t treat the less fortunate like equal humans, with dignity and decency, the Standard-Examiner’s editorial board says.

Way to go Ogden High School football and Huntsville town council member Bill White. Thumbs down state officials for failing to improve air quality and to the Utah GOP Party for continuing to fight SB54.

To all who fought the Uintah fire, cared for evacuees and assisted neighbors, thanks. As a community, we are grateful.