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Ultrasound Device Could Be a Solution for Treating Chronic Pain
Pain is a necessary biological signal, but a variety of conditions can cause those signals to go awry. For people with chronic pain, the root is often faulty signals emerging deep within the brain, giving false alarms about a wound that has since healed, a limb that has since been amputated, or other intricate, hard-to-explain scenarios.
SUU football tripped up in season opener
Traveling to Salt Lake City to battle No. 12 Utah, the SUU football team fell 49-0 in its season opener on Thursday night. The Utes (1-0) got on the board first in the opening quarter after the first T-birds drive stalled. Cam Rising found Dijon Stanley for a 64-yard score at the 8:46 mark of the opening period to put the home team ahead 7-0.
2024-25 Could Be Big Season For Utah’s Julian Lutz
The Utah Hockey Club has an abundance of prospects in their system. Last season, many of those prospects had breakout years like Dylan Guenther and Josh Doan in the American Hockey League (AHL) and eventually the NHL. Julian Lutz was one of those players who had a phenomenal season in the United States Hockey League (USHL). Now, the upcoming 2024-25 season could be a big year for the German as he is set to play his first year in the AHL.
Girls soccer update: Bountiful on a roll; Davis, Farmington prepare for region schedule
Bountiful High Girls Soccer easily beat Northridge High school 4 goals to 1. #9 Belle Sorensen scored 4 goals. A third of the way through the Region 5 girls soccer schedule, the Bountiful Redhawks are on top. Bountiful shares the region lead with Clearfield, as both teams have a 3-1...
Redhawks win at Bountiful Ridge; WXHS’ Markisich takes medalist honors
Bountiful placed first at Bountiful Ridge Aug. 19 with a team score of 286, led by junior Ty Cottle, who was three shots back of medalist Dylan Markisich, from Woods Cross with a 68. Also finishing in the top 10 were seniors Jeff Danowski and Cody Forbes, who tied for fifth with rounds of 72, and senior Luke Smith who tied for eighth with a 74. Junior Andrew Johnson (80), junior Scott Theobald and senior Joe Stobbe (88) and sophomore Ashton Erickson (90) also competed for the Redhawks.
Bountiful, Viewmont, Woods Cross football each move to 2-0
Viewmont Vikings running back #2 Cache Tuia runs by a Lancer player at a game against Granger. Photo by Carl Page. With one more game to play in the non-league schedule, Region 5’s Bountiful, Viewmont and Woods Cross are each 2-0. It’s been a good start for the trio, as the teams soon get ready for region battles.
Incarcerated kids at Farmington Bay Youth Center create mural of hope
Farmington Bay Youth Center unveiled its new mural, “The Marathon Continues.” The mural captures their reflections on kindness and their vision for a hopeful and healing future. Photo by Becky Ginos. Being in custody instead of in high school is a challenging situation for kids at the Farmington...
UNLV vs. Utah Tech Football Tickets & Game Info - September 7
The UNLV Rebels play an FCS opponent, the Utah Tech Trailblazers (0-0), at Allegiant Stadium on Saturday, September 7, 2024. If you're looking to go to this matchup in person, head to StubHub to purchase your tickets. UNLV vs. Utah Tech Tickets & Game Info. Tickets: Get tickets for this...
New treatment for Alzheimer’s showing promise in slowing progression of dementia
Wendy Farr and her daughter at a Walk to End Alzheimer’s event. The walk is an opportunity for those impacted by the disease to come together in solidarity to focus on finding a cure to end the impact this has on families. Courtesy photo. A new FDA approved treatment...
A Cache Valley mayor wants to bring an inland port to northern Utah
In an attempt to make the small northern Utah town of Hyde Park more “economically viable,” its mayor is looking to bring the Utah Inland Port Authority to Cache County. Mayor Bryan Cox presented the idea at the Cache County Council meeting Tuesday, saying the port would create much-needed local job opportunities in the rural town.
Wellington City Has Lengthy Conversation with the UIPA
Wellington City began their regularly scheduled city council meeting with all members, excluding Andrew Pehrson, in attendance. Pehrson had been excused. Wade Williams from City Sanitation was in attendance to discuss the expiring contract with Wellington City and to re-negotiate some of the terms within the contract. Williams stated that there has been a steady increase of $0.15 per can each year and would like to see a verbiage change in the new contract to address the increase.
‘That’s just not my style’… Khalil Rountree says he won’t wrestle Alex Pereira at UFC 307 as that’s ‘never been the gameplan’
If you ask 100 random UFC fans what Khalil Rountree’s most optimal path to victory against Alex Pereira is, we’d assume that the vast majority of responses would be along the lines of ‘take him down’ and out of his comfort zone. Yet ‘The War Horse’...
How to watch Washington Huskies football streaming free today amid Xfinity blackout: TV channel, game odds
Unranked to start the year, the Washington Huskies face the Weber State Wildcats today hoping to prove this program has revamped and reloaded following a huge exodus of talent during the offseason. This game kicks off at 8 p.m. PT/11 p.m. ET (10 p.m. CT) on Saturday, August 31 with a live broadcast on Big Ten Network, and streaming live on demand.
South Ogden approves backyard hens; Washington Terrace tables discussion
SOUTH OGDEN — After years of discussions between municipal leaders and advocating citizens, South Ogden City will allow its residents to have chickens in their yards. On Aug. 20, the South Ogden City Council voted to approve an ordinance removing chickens from the list of nuisance animals that are unlawful to keep within city limits.
Woman whose leg was amputated following drug arrest sues Salt Lake police
SALT LAKE CITY (KSL.com) — A West Valley woman is suing the Salt Lake City Police Department claiming that an injury she suffered a year ago during a misdemeanor drug arrest was so severe that doctors were forced to amputate her leg. Agnes Jean Martinez, 58, filed her complaint...
Zach Wilson Refused To Support His Biggest Rival While Watching His Little Brother Debut For Utah
Isaac Wilson, the little brother of Denver Broncos quarterback Zach Wilson, made his college football debut for the University of Utah on Thursday night. It was pretty good, but certainly not great. The four-star recruit had an up-and-down start to his career with most of his family in attendance. Wilson completed seven of his 11 […] The post Zach Wilson Refused To Support His Biggest Rival While Watching His Little Brother Debut For Utah appeared first on BroBible.
Spencer Petras Opens Utah State Football Season With 57-Yard Touchdown
LOGAN, Utah – Utah State Football got redemption for a rocky start against Robert Morris with a 57-yard deep ball touchdown to open the 2024 season. Spencer Petras found Kyrese White across the middle and he took it down the right sideline for the TD. Leading up to the...
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