Category: iNSIDER

Developer claims deed restrictions were violated and wants to have property return to them. During the public comment at the March 3rd Eagle Mountain City Council meeting Tiffany Walden, announced a lawsuit against Eagle Mountain City to reclaim the rodeo grounds that was deed to the city back in 2002. “In my hand is a…

Most people begin planning a move by looking at rent prices, home sizes, and neighborhood safety. While those factors matter, career considerations often play a much larger role than many realize. From salary growth to promotion opportunities, your job shapes your relocation long before you start browsing listings. Many relocations begin with a desire to…

A renewed surge of highly pathogenic avian influenza is impacting wild birds across Utah, with an estimated 50,000 eared grebes and hundreds of other birds dying near the Great Salt Lake in recent months. Wildlife officials say the outbreak, ongoing since 2022, is spreading during migration season and are urging residents to report clusters of dead birds while avoiding contact.

Utah leads the nation in office jobs per person and ranks 4th overall in a new national study of office work conditions. The findings help explain why fast-growing communities like those in Cedar Valley continue to attract office-based and remote workers.

At the January 6 Eagle Mountain City Council meeting, developer and community leader Tiffany Walden addressed the council during the public comment portion with remarks focused on fiduciary duty and maleficence — two ethical principles she said are critical to public service and accountability. Walden, who manages legacy development interests in Eagle Mountain, spoke from…

A lawsuit filed by two Eagle Mountain homeowners associations challenging the authority of a master homeowners association has taken a procedural step forward, with defendants formally acknowledging receipt of the complaint. According to a court filing dated Dec. 2, Tyler S. LaMarr, a Utah attorney whose practice focuses on community association law and real estate…

More than a month before multiple Eagle Mountain homeowners associations filed suit, representatives for Eagle Mountain Properties and the Eagle Mountain Founders Group contacted the Cedar Valley Sentinel to promote a public appearance by Tiffany Walden aimed at “setting the record straight” about the city’s founding and her family’s role in its early development. That public-relations effort preceded a lawsuit now asking a judge to determine whether two neighborhoods were ever legally subject to a master HOA, and whether fees collected for more than a decade were imposed without valid authority.

U.S. News & World Report has named 26 Intermountain Health hospitals to its 2026 Best Hospitals for Maternity Care list, the most of any health system in the country, recognizing excellence in outcomes, patient education, and compassionate care for mothers and babies.

Relocating isn’t just about learning new streets or routines. Often, your accent becomes a conversation starter overnight—inviting curiosity, easing introductions, and helping meaningful connections form faster than expected.

In an era of constant online connection, manipulation has become easier—and harder to spot. Psychological operations, or PsyOps, use emotional messaging and selective information to quietly influence public opinion, often deepening division and eroding trust within communities.