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USU rolls out new engineering tech degree to give students more hands-on learning
Utah State University approved a new engineering technology degree, in hopes of giving students more opportunities. The degree is intended to bridge the gap between academia and industry. The program was designed with input from both areas to give students more knowledge and experiences. Richard Hawkes is the director of...
Top high school seniors about to get University of Utah spots without applying
This fall, some of Utah’s highest performing students will receive notice of a guaranteed spot from the state’s flagship university — before they even apply. The unorthodox admissions are part of “Utah Direct,” a new model the University of Utah is testing this year. High school seniors with a GPA of at least 3.5 in […]
Former Allied Wallet Executives Plead Guilty to Bank Fraud Conspiracy Involving $150 Million in Illicit Transactions
Two former executives from the payment processing company Allied Wallet have entered guilty pleas for their roles in a bank fraud conspiracy that orchestrated more than $150 million in prohibited and high-risk payment card transactions. Mohammad "Moe" Diab, 48, from Glendale, Calif., and Amy Rountree, 41, from Logan, Utah, appeared before United States District Judge Nathaniel M. Gorton and each admitted to one count of bank fraud conspiracy, as detailed in an announcement by the U.S. Attorney's Office.
Canyons School District details plans for students with food allergies
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (Good Things Utah) – It’s one of the most common food allergies and it’s also the easiest school lunch, we’re talking about peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Jen Gerrard, Nurse Specialist from Canyons School District, joined us this morning to share more about just how serious the district takes food allergies and how all parents can be mindful of those kids who have them.
Fed Up With High Prices, Consumers Are Helping To Bring Down Costs Associated With Inflation
Americans expect it to average 2.3% over the next three years. Americans have been feeling the impacts of inflation for some time. Now, they’re getting fed up with the higher prices. Consumers are looking for bargains or simply refusing to buy items they feel are too expensive, which economists say could drive prices back to pre-pandemic levels.
Salt Lake County places proposed $507M public safety bond on the November ballot
SALT LAKE CITY — Salt Lake County voters will decide this fall whether to approve a $507 million public safety bond after the County Council voted 8-1 to place the proposal on the November ballot. County Mayor Jenny Wilson formally proposed the bond to the council Tuesday afternoon, describing...
Vote on new Summit County town likely delayed until 2025
The Utah Lieutenant Governor’s Office denied the latest boundaries proposed for West Hills, a would-be town between Kamas and Hideout, Aug. 12. That’s because the nearly 4,000-acre area drawn by town sponsor Derek Anderson doesn’t include enough people. It has 96 residents; Utah law requires 100 to incorporate a new town.
The 16th Annual Craft Lake City DIY Festival Presented by Harmons
Another DIY Fest for the books! The 16th Annual Craft Lake City DIY Festival Presented By Harmons was a blast and proves once again how Craft Lake City has created unrivaled exhibition opportunities for local creators in Utah since 2008. This year’s festival hosted an astounding 500+ local artisans, vintage vendors, craft foodies, STEM exhibitors, youth entrepreneurs, food trucks and so much more! Of course, none of this would’ve been possible without Craft Lake City’s incredible sponsors: Dreamscapes, KUAA, KUER, Meta, PBS Utah, SLCGreen, STEM Action Center and UTA.
Kyle Filipowski gets surprisingly large contract from Jazz
The Utah Jazz are making Kyle Filipowski’s fall to the second round of the draft worthwhile for him. Bobby Marks of ESPN reported Monday that the Jazz are giving their rookie center Filipowski a four-year, $12 million contract. Marks adds that it is the biggest contract for any player drafted in the second round in... The post Kyle Filipowski gets surprisingly large contract from Jazz appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
Here's when the Salt Lake Bees will begin playing at Daybreak Field
SALT LAKE CITY — The Salt Lake Bees will bid farewell to Smith's Ballpark on Sept. 22, but it's now clear when the Bees will make their Daybreak debut. The team will begin next season on the road at El Paso and Albuquerque before playing its first game at Daybreak Field at America First Square on April 8, 2025, against the Reno Aces, according to the newly released Pacific Coast League schedule.
[VIDEO] Anna DeMonte: The Fastest Woman to Ski Mont Blanc
Rab athlete Anna DeMonte has set a new women’s ski Fastest Known Time (FKT) on Mont Blanc’s Grand Mulets route. On June 5th, the Utah-based mountaineer completed the course in an impressive 7 hours and 29 minutes, carrying all her own gear. A video documenting the project is now available on YouTube.
Utahns get first look at planned NHL training addition to Shops at South Town
There are big plans at the Shops at South Town in Sandy. But, most stores at the mall will remain as they are when Smith Entertainment Group adds a training facility for its new NHL team, executives from the company said during a groundbreaking ceremony at the 111-acre site. The...
Parks and Recreation officials announce new public swim hours at Logan Aquatic Center
LOGAN – The Logan Aquatic Center has announced new hours for its public swim schedule. Starting on Monday, Aug. 19, the Aquatic Center’s hours will be confined to Mondays, Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays for the remainder of its 2024 season. City recreation officials say that change is necessary...
USU breaks ground on Monument Valley academic center
MONUMENT VALLEY, Utah — Representatives of Utah State University (USU) and the Navajo Nation broke ground for a long-awaited academic building in a ceremony on the morning of Aug. 2. The education building, which will be located just northwest of Monument Valley High School, will serve students and community members of the Navajo Nation.
DWR asks anglers to keep certain species from four bodies of water
SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources has asked anglers to harvest specific fish species at four Utah bodies of water. The goal is to improve the fishing at the locations. When some species outnumber others, they can reduce a body of water’s overall food supply....
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