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Tech offense stalled in 2-0 shutout loss
Utah State University (3-0) shut out Texas Tech (2-2) in a 2-0 loss after missed scoring opportunities stalled the Red Raider offense Sunday afternoon in Logan, Utah. This game marks the third consecutive shutout for the Aggies, who have outscored opponents 10-0 this season, according to Utah State Athletics. The...
Alex Pereira didn’t expect Khalil Rountree Jr. next, but Magomed ‘Ankalaev didn’t want to fight me’
Alex Pereira defends his UFC light heavyweight title next against Khalil Rountree Jr. at UFC 307 on Oct. 5 in Salt Lake City, and admits he was as surprised as anyone with the booking. Pereira said Saturday morning on his YouTube channel that he asked UFC to book him against...
Jack’s Donuts reopens in American Fork
After closing a few years ago, Jack’s Donuts is back open at 456 E. State Street in American Fork. The national brand, which began in 1961 in New Castle, Indiana, first began franchising in 2013 and now has 29 locations. New local franchisee Cindy Chamlee and her family recently...
St. George Marathon Sold Out Possibly Breaking City Record
The St. George Marathon isn’t starting until October 5, but the full marathon and half marathon have already sold out leaving only the 5K and other activities like the Mayor’s Walk available for participation. David Cordero, the Director of Communications for the City of St. George, said this...
Video: ‘Poatan’ Pulls Rim Job At Old Tire Shop
Alex Pereira, the UFC light heavyweight champion, returned to his roots by visiting the tire shop where he once worked in Brazil. Despite his successful combat sports career, he showcased his old skills by changing tires with minimal tools. Pereira's journey from dropping out of school at 12 to becoming a champion underscores his resilience and determination. He will defend his title against Khalil Rountree Jr. at UFC 307 on October 5 in Salt Lake City, Utah, after a series of challenges securing a fight with No. 2 ranked Magomed Ankalaev.
'This is my light' — Davis County orchestra brings free music to community
LAYTON — Jonathan Nish, who works as a criminal defense lawyer during the day, says being director of a community symphony gives him a respite from the darkness. For director Jonathan Nish, who works as a criminal defense lawyer during the day, the Skyward Symphony provides a respite from the darkness.
Stand-up artist Alaina Hirschi will headline comedy night at LionHeart Hall | Arts & Entertainment
LOGAN – Stand-up artists Alaina Hirschi and Spence Roper will headline the next “Comedy at the Hall” night on Friday, Sept. 20. The venue for that evening of entertainment will LionHeart Hall in Logan. Like many young comics involved in delivering the “Dry Bar Comedy” brand of...
Lehi City Council discusses proposed 6.25% property tax increase
The Lehi City Council held a Truth in Taxation public hearingon August 20 to discuss a proposed property tax increase of 6.25percent to the current tax rate. The proposed annual tax increase on a residence valued at $564,000 would be $22.03, and the proposed annual tax increase on a business valued at $564,000 would be $40.04.
Wolverines fall in exhibition finale
SALT LAKE CITY – Utah Valley University fell on Saturday afternoon in a five-set battle with the University of Utah at the Jon M. Huntsman Center. The match was the final exhibition of the season after the scrimmage on Wednesday inside Lockhart Arena. "When you start the season against a good team like Utah, it presents a lot of challenges. I felt like, for the most part, we did a good job of handling the challenges," said UVU head coach Sam Atoa . I'm excited about the season and what lies ahead for us; we have limitless potential for what...
Gordon Hayward praising the Jazz is flattering, but doesn't undo what he did
Shortly following his retirement, Gordon Hayward has begun to look back on his NBA career. Even though he had arguably the most unpleasant exit from the Utah Jazz, he still looks back pretty fondly on his time with the team. In an interview with Jazz podcaster JP Chunga, Hayward had...
Liam O’Brien Is Officially In Utah
The first time forward Liam O'Brien introduced himself to the crowd, he asked them to call him his nickname, "Spicy Tuna", given to him by forward Jordan Schmaltz during O'Brien's stint in the minor leagues. Now, after being rewarded with a three-year contract that keeps him in the Beehive State for the foreseeable future, he's officially home. In a post on social media Saturday, the forward arrived at the Salt Lake City airport, and what was the first thing he was handed? A spicy tuna sushi roll, of course! Related: With His Future Secured, Liam O'Brien Is Excited To Get...
Utah Overtakes Utah Valley with Exciting Comeback Win
SALT LAKE CITY – Utah Volleyball rallied for an explosive third set, igniting a come-from-behind 3-2 (19-25, 20-25, 25-9, 25-22, 15-11) win over the Utah Valley Wolverines. The Utes stormed back to take the third set, 25-9, posting a .652 hitting percentage, with 15 kills on 23 swings without an error.
Ogden Valley, Spring Lake incorporation proposals go to voters in November
EDEN, Weber County — Utah could be getting two new cities. The proposal to incorporate the Ogden Valley in Weber County, a focus of debate since 2022, will be put to voters in a referendum on the Nov. 5 ballot, when the simmering issue could be decided once and for all.
Utah Athletics: Highlighting Utah Alumni
As the new school year kicks off, Utah Athletics will be leaving behind their newly graduated alumni as they usher in those who will be starting their path in their educational journey. As some know, the University of Utah has many great collegiate athletes, both current and former. In this article, we will see how some of our standouts are doing, from football to the Olympics.
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