On July 23, a 4th District judge dismissed a lawsuit that sough to block a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints temple in Heber City from being built. Sam Penrod, a spokesman for the church, shared in a statement, “since the temple site plan was approved by Wasatch County […]
(Cedar City, UT) — A driver was airlifted in serious condition yesterday after their SUV crashed nose-first into an irrigation ditch in Cedar City. Police say the SUV swerved to avoid a turning vehicle and veered off the road near Highway 56 and Airport Road, landing about 25 feet from […]
(St. George, UT) — Lawyers for Utah Tech University are asking a judge to dismiss a lawsuit claiming employees were subjected to a hostile workplace. The lawsuit was filed last November by two members of the university’s legal team and its Title Nine coordinator. They claim they were subjected to […]
(Moab, UT) — Grand County leaders don’t want a reservation system at Arches National Park. The Grand County Commission voted five to two last week to send a letter to Interior Secretary Doug Burgum. The letter asked Burgum to consider options other than timed-entry, such as a modern shuttle system […]
(Undated) — Officials are reporting weekend deaths at two Utah reservoirs. A man reportedly jumped from a cliff at Weber County’s Causey Reservoir on Saturday afternoon and failed to resurface. His body was found by a dive team just after 9 p.m. Saturday. Another man was reported missing at Yuba […]
The Monroe Canyon Fire continues to burn in Sevier County. As of this morning the fire is listed at 9,544 acres and is three percent contained. There are currently 808 personnel assigned to fight the fire and the official cause is under investigation.
(Gunnison, UT) — A child is dead after he was hit by a car while riding his bike in Gunnison. Police say the incident happened Wednesday as the ten-year-old-boy, identified only as “Xander,” was crossing an area road. The driver struck him after pausing for a stop sign. The young […]
On Tuesday night, the Fairview City Council voted to halt the future of an inside city limits motocross track built next to homes. The final vote was four to one on a motion that will cease operation of the track by the end of 2025. The homes that sit on […]
Ephraim Police are asking for the public’s help after Sanpete County Attorney Kevin Daniels’ home was vandalized. Police responded around 3:00 a.m. July 16 and found Daniels’ porch on fire and a hate symbol spray-pained on his house. According to Deputy County Attorney Wesley Mangum, Daniels and his family were […]
After several years of planning Spring City is looking to move forward with the construction of a 1,000 acre reservoir. The reservoir is expected to provide additional irrigation water as well as recreational use. Picnic areas, a boat ramp and several trails are expected to be added.
