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11 Year Old Dies In Watercraft Accident In Millard County

11 Year Old Dies In Watercraft Accident In Millard County

An 11-year-old boy is dead after a watercraft accident at the Gunnison Bend Reservoir in Millard County. Millard County EMT’s and Deputies responded to the scene Aug. 5, where the boy had been pulled under the water by a rope that was caught in the motor of the watercraft. According […]

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Millard County Commission Approves Rezoning For Second Major Data Center

Millard County Commission Approves Rezoning For Second Major Data Center

The Millard County Commission unanimously approved a rezone of 4,000 acres paving the way for its second major data center facility. Mark McDougal, a partner with Joule Capital Partners, told ABC4, “the project is expected to begin construction and house tenants as early as 2026. The data center will host […]

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Deceased In Millard County Incident Identified

Deceased In Millard County Incident Identified

Three individuals found deceased last week in Millard County have been identified. In a press release from the Millard County Sheriff’s Office it was shared, “those deceased in the incident that occurred in Flowell on July 24 have been identified as 28-year-old Jay Dean Stevens, 67-year-old Colleen F Halsey and […]

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Child, Two Adults Found Dead In Millard County

Child, Two Adults Found Dead In Millard County

(Millard Co., UT) — An investigation is underway in Millard County where three people including a child were found dead. Authorities say the bodies were discovered last week at a home in the Flowell area. The names and ages of the victims haven’t been released. While details about their deaths […]

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Retired Officer Arrested After Axe Threat, Fleeing Deputies

Retired Officer Arrested After Axe Threat, Fleeing Deputies

(Millard County, UT) — A retired law enforcement officer is arrested after allegedly fleeing deputies and threatening them with an axe in Millard County. The incident happened during a recent welfare check near I-15. Scott Elliott Russell faces felony charges for failure to stop and aggravated assault. After a pit […]

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High Speed Chase Through Two Utah Counties

High Speed Chase Through Two Utah Counties

A 19-year-old was arrested Monday after leading officers on a high speed chase through Millard and Iron counties. According to the affidavit of probable cause, a Millard County sheriff’s deputy saw a car on I-15 matching the description of a car previously reported to have been speeding. When the officer […]

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Utah Finalizes Federal, State Land Transaction

Utah Finalizes Federal, State Land Transaction

On Feb. 22, Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum joined Utah Governor Spencer Cox and Utah Senator John Curtis to sign an agreement between the Bureau of Land Management and the Utah Trust Lands Administration to complete the final step of a historic land exchange. According to a press release, […]

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Two Dead, Two Injured In Millard County Crash

Two Dead, Two Injured In Millard County Crash

Two people are dead and two others are injured after a car crash in Millard County. According to the Utah Highway Patrol a car was driving the wrong direction on I-15 near the I-70 interchange when the crash occurred Oct. 17. All northbound lanes of I-15 were temporarily closed but […]

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Man Arrested In Millard County After Attempted Bank Robbery in Monroe

A man was taken into custody on Sept. 7 in Deseret who is believed to be connected to an attempted bank robbery in Monroe. According to a probable cause statement filed by a Sevier County Sheriff’s detective in the case, Michael Douglas Hathaway, age 43, allegedly walked in to a […]

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Millard County Attorney Resigns

Millard County Attorney Resigns

Millard County Attorney Patrick Finlinson has announced his resignation, effective Sept. 30. According to the Millard County Chronical Facebook page, “a scramble will likely take place among members of the local bar to fill Finlinson’s position on an interim basis. Commissioners were told there would not be a need for […]

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