Ann Elise Taylor
Standard-Examiner
Ogden, UT, United States
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Ogden police arrest man accused of sexually abusing children multiple times
Taylor Rahe Anderson, 21, was charged with two counts of aggravated sexual abuse of a child after children he knew accused him of touching them inappropriately. → Read More
Ogden police still investigating shooting, ‘suspicious’ death along 27th Street
Two days after a man was found dead with at least one gunshot wound in Ogden, police are searching for a suspect and trying to find out more about what happened to the victim. → Read More
Where to play trivia at bars, restaurants in Ogden
In the mood for a trivia night challenge with friends? Here’s a look at the Ogden bars and restaurants that host weekly trivia nights. → Read More
Death of woman found in Bear River ruled accidental more than a year later
More than a year after a woman’s body was found in the Bear River, investigators have ruled her death accidental. → Read More
7 places to get a Bloody Mary with brunch, breakfast in Ogden
In the mood for eggs, bacon and a Bloody Mary? Here’s where to get a Bloody Mary with brunch or breakfast in Ogden. → Read More
2017 Ogden Christmas Village opening day, Electric Light Parade announced
The opening date of Christmas Village, as well as the day the Electric Light Parade will be held, was announced by the Ogden event’s organizers. → Read More
Hey, Utahns: Want to be an extra on ‘Westworld?’ Here’s how to do it.
So, you’re a fan of the Emmy-winning series “Westworld.” Well’ we’ve got some good news for you — there’s a chance to be part of... → Read More
4 karaoke bars, restaurants where you can sing your heart out in Ogden
In the mood for a little karaoke? Here’s a look at four bars and restaurants where you can sing karaoke in Ogden. → Read More
What are Utah’s favorite Halloween candies?
A national bulk candy retailer broke down its sales data for the last 10 years and shared information about each state’s favorite candies. Here’s a look at Utah’s top... → Read More
WATCH LIVE: Funeral services underway for LDS apostle Robert D. Hales
The funeral for Elder Robert D. Hales of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles is being held at Friday, Oct. 6. Hales died Sunday, Oct. 1, between sessions of the faith’s General Conference at... → Read More
WATCH: Funeral services for LDS apostle Robert D. Hales
Funeral services were held Friday, Oct. 6, for LDS apostle Robert D. Hales, who died earlier this week. Watch a video of his funeral here. → Read More
VIDEO: Ogden police officer bonds with neighborhood kids in game of basketball
One of the kids parents posted a video of the interaction, praising the as-of-yet unnamed police officer for the positive impression he left on the neighborhood kids. → Read More
VIDEO: Ogden police officer bonds with neighborhood kids in game of basketball
One of the kids parents posted a video of the interaction, praising the as-of-yet unnamed police officer for the positive impression he left on the neighborhood kids. → Read More
See ‘Fantastic Beasts,’ ‘Ghostbusters’ for free in Weber County this week
Weber County libraries are screening several Halloween-themed movies this week — and you can watch for free. → Read More
Northern Utahns weigh in on Columbus Day controversy — and what to do about it
After the Salt Lake City Council approved celebrating Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples’ Day on the same date, Northern Utahns weighed in on how they think the controversial holiday... → Read More
Officials seek answers after illegal shooting of deer on Layton golf course
The Utah Department of Wildlife Resources is asking the public for answers after a doe was killed with an unlawful arrow on a Layton golf course in September. → Read More
More than 4,000 without power in Ogden, Rocky Mountain Power says
Rocky Mountain Power says 12 power outages in Weber County have left more than 4,000 customers without electricity. → Read More
Southern Utah woman dies from injuries suffered in Las Vegas shooting
Officials confirmed Heather Warino Alvarado, who lived in the Cedar City area, died as a result of injuries she suffered in the Las Vegas mass shooting. → Read More
Vigils being held around Ogden area to mourn Las Vegas shooting victims
Two Ogden churches are holding vigils Tuesday where the community can pray, reflect and mourn those killed in the Las Vegas shooting. → Read More
Worker alive, doing OK after 3-ton metal plate fell on him in Ogden
Officials with Ogden City and Associated Brigham Contractors said a construction worker is doing OK after a 6,000-pound metal plate fell on him Friday along Washington Boulevard in Ogden. → Read More