On Monday, the Orem Public Library and the City of Orem were put on notice by the Utah Library Association and other organizations in the latest accusation of censorship at the library. The ULA ...

The children’s collection at the Orem City Library is the largest in the state of Utah, with 97,000 children’s books, pamphlets, magazines, read-alongs and other offerings, but something ...

City officials in Orem, Utah, have banned its public library from setting up displays highlighting Pride Month, Black History Month, and Hispanic Heritage Month, along with other heritage-themed ...

OREM, Utah — A national free-speech organization is threatening the City of Orem with a lawsuit, accusing the city of censorship and violating the First Amendment. The Utah Library Association ...

The Orem City Library houses more than 260,000 items, checks out around 1.4 million items annually and ranks as one of the busiest libraries in Utah.

OREM — The Orem Library may soon face a lawsuit over alleged censorship and retaliation against employees who have criticized the city's decision to ban gay pride and heritage month book displays.

OREM, Utah (KUTV) — The Orem City Library has been embroiled for months in controversy which include allegations of censorship, bad blood, and a flurry of resignations.

Orem's unofficial motto has long been "Family City USA." Under Mayor David Young, the city has tried to actualize the moniker ...

A national free speech group says it is not fully satisfied with the steps Orem has taken to address allegations of censorship and retaliation against library employees.

The statement released that the phrase will be incorporated into the official city seal and will be displayed in several locations in Orem, including buildings, parks, and the Orem Public Library ...

By Jaclyn Hicken According to a new book, the Orem City Library is the Heart of the Community. The coffee table book, “Heart of the Community: The Libraries We Love,” is specifically designed ...

Orem City Logo In these times of uncertainty and division, it is more important than ever to ground our community in the timeless values that have sustained us through the years.”— Mayor David ...