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Holladay man drowns in Millard County hot springs

Holladay man drowns in Millard County hot springs

A man from Holladay drowned early Sunday morning in the Millard County hot springs located about five miles west of Meadow. According to Millard County sheriff’s Lt. Rob Clark, Joseph MacGregor, age 33, was swimming with a group of family and friends at about 4:00 a.m. Two witnesses saw MacGregor […]

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Snow causes multiple road restrictions

Snow causes multiple road restrictions

Snow storms over the night of Nov. 25 have left snow over various parts of the state. Due to this there are some road restrictions currently in place in a few areas just ahead of Thanksgiving. If you are planning on traveling for the holiday here are a few restrictions […]

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Snow and fire effecting road conditions throughout Utah

Snow and fire effecting road conditions throughout Utah

With the winter weather rolling in this week a couple of roads have already been affected. Currently all vehicles traveling on SR-190 in Big Cottonwood Canyon or on SR-210 in Little Cottonwood Canyon are required to have either chains or four-wheel drive. It is expected that other canyon roads will […]

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10 year old boy recovering after being hit by a bullet in Sanpete County

In the afternoon of Nov. 23 a ten year old boy was struck by a bullet while riding in a car on Highway 89. According to the Sanpete County Sheriff’s Office a group of people were target shooting while facing towards the highway. A stray bullet traveled through the vehicle’s […]

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Man in Millard County sentenced for June 20 shooting

Joshua Bear, age 19, was sentenced in the Fourth District Court Nov 20 for his actions in the June 20 shooting that occured in Delta. Last week Bear pleaded guilty to attempted aggravated murder, possession of a dangerous weapon by a restricted person, theft by receiving stolen property, and obstruction […]

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Fall victim identified in Zion National Park

Fall victim identified in Zion National Park

SPRINGDALE, UT – Zion National Park confirms that the body found Thursday, November 21 was that of 19-year-old Savannah McTague. McTague, from Maine, was a Xanterra concession employee working at Zion Lodge. McTague had been out hiking on Angels Landing with two colleagues late afternoon on Wednesday, November 20. She was […]

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Angels Landing Trail Reopens Ahead of Schedule

Angels Landing Trail Reopens Ahead of Schedule

Zion National Park’s Trail Crew has successfully removed remnants of a weekend rockfall and the world-famous trail has reopened ahead of schedule. The Angels Landing Trail was assessed on Sunday, November 17, 2019, following a rockfall on Saturday, November 16th on the chained section of the trail. Several unstable rocks, […]

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Angels Landing closed after rockfall

Angels Landing closed after rockfall

The Angels Landing Trail was assessed on Sunday, November 17, 2019, following a rockfall late on Saturday. A minor rockfall has landed on the chains section of the Angels Landing Trail. A rock, approximately the size of a refrigerator, as well as several other smaller rocks, are obstructing a particularly […]

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Old Navy Fury plane belly landed at the airport in Richfield

Old Navy Fury plane belly landed at the airport in Richfield

Two 50’s era fighter jets flew into Richfield’s municipal airport around 4:00 p.m. on Nov. 14. One plane was an old MiG and the other an old Navy Fury. Upon landing the pilot of the Fury failed to extend his landing gear. The Fury then belly landed on the runway, […]

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Utah Department of Natural Resources extends the closed fire season

Utah Department of Natural Resources extends the closed fire season

The Utah Department of Natural Resources has extended the closed fire season for parts of central Utah. In a proclamation released by the department they stated that wildfire danger is unseasonably high this year due to weather and dry fuel conditions in central Utah. They also discussed that “minimizing the […]

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