Midvale Police Chief, residents share thoughts on state of police work in the city

What are police officers like in Midvale? Is the city as racially torn as other places in the United States? Read More »

Hillcrest High seniors receive coin to commemorate ‘unimaginable’ graduating year

Instead of hosting an all-night graduation party, Hillcrest PTSA issued a commemorative coin to keep and remember their drive-by commencement capping off a unique school year. Read More »

Waste collection fees, taxes may be rising in Midvale

Midvale City has paid off a bond and plans to recapture that money through a tax increase. There is also an increase in waste collection fees. Read More »

Lifesaving medication now becomes affordable, accessible

Access to affordable insulin is now law in Utah, as H.B. 207 will take effect June 1. Read More »

Living Traditions Night brings the world to East Midvale

East Midvale students share their countries and cultures at Living Traditions Night celebration. Read More »

Loyal customers keep Midvale's longest-running restaurants afloat amid pandemic

El Farol Mexican Restaurant and Midvale Mining Cafe have both taken a hit due to coronavirus restrictions, but loyal customers have kept them going. Read More »

Midvale budget discussion forges ahead amidst economic uncertainty

Midvale City will need to use some reserve funds to recover some of the revenue lost due to COVID-19 pandemic. Read More »