Just after 4:45 p.m. on Oct. 16, officials responded to a rollover crash on Main Street near 200 South in Richfield. According to Richfield City Police, a Lexus traveling northbound had stopped for some pedestrians crossing the road. A Honda Civic, also traveling northbound, collided with the Lexus causing it […]
(Salt Lake City, UT) — Utah’s latest voter-registration figures show unaffiliated voters gaining ground as Republican registration declines. State data released last week lists about 914,916 active Republican voters and 514,331 active unaffiliated voters. Democrats account for a smaller share of the active voter list. The shift comes as ballots […]
(Kanab, UT) — Southern Utah is getting more popular with tourists and now it’s seeing a sharp rise in rescue operations. Kane County Sheriff Tracy Glover tells KUTV that his office is seeing a lot of rescues that deal with canyoneering, swift water rescues and high-angle rescues. He says it’s […]
(Garden City, UT) — The statewide average gas price is down by a penny. Triple-A says the average cost for a gallon of self-serve regular is 4-dollars and 82-cents. The most expensive average gas price can be found in Rich County where it’s going for 5-27. The least expensive average […]
(Alta, UT) — Tropical Storm Rachel is gone but the totals are just now being added up. Some parts of the Wasatch Mountains recorded over seven inches of rain. It was a similar number for the Pine Valley Mountains in southwestern Utah. All of the ski resorts in Big Cottonwood […]
(Salt Lake City, UT) — Another Utah resident is suing Kevin O’Leary for defamation. Ogden resident Taylor Knuth is also suing Fox News. He claims O’Leary defamed him by going on Fox and claiming he was an agent of the Chinese government. Knuth used to be the executive director at […]
(Salt Lake City, UT) — With the November general election approaching, voters can expect mail-in ballots to be sent to active registered voters until October 27th. The last day to register for a mail-in ballot is October 23rd, and the deadline to request one is October 27th. Voters can drop […]
(Salt Lake City, UT) — The decision to remove controversial books from Utah public schools will get a fresh review in the coming months. The Utah State Board of Education is spending 60-thousand dollars on the study. In recent months, 44 books have been banned. Some of those include the […]
(Provo, UT) — Brigham Young University’s new medical school has received preliminary accreditation. BYU announced yesterday that applications will open within the next several weeks, with the first class of up to 60 students starting in July 2027. The school will initially use the former Provo High School building while […]
The Richfield City Police Department is advising the public that motion picture prop money has been reported circulating in the community. In a post to their Facebook page they shared, “please carefully inspect cash you receive from banks, businesses, or individuals. Look for markings such as ‘For Motion Picture Use […]
