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Couple pressing charges after accusing Park City Airbnb host of keying cars
The host, 44-year-old Curtis James Thornhill, is charged with two third-degree felony counts of property damage. And Park City police say Thornhill called them the night of Feb. 3, 2024, after a disagreement with a couple staying at his property on Deer Valley Drive. Charging documents state the couple brought...
BLM proposed geothermal power project open for public comment
CEDAR CITY, Utah — The Bureau of Land Management has extended a general invitation for comments on the Fervo Cape Geothermal Power Project. This enhanced geothermal power project would, if approved, build new facilities on BLM land that employ a new method of clean energy generation. How geothermal power...
Reed Olsen, Katelyn Jensen named CVMG Players of the Week for Aug. 12-17
LOGAN — Green Canyon girls soccer senior forward Katelyn Jensen and Logan football two-way star senior Reed Olsen are the first two high schoolers to receive the Cache Valley Media Group Prep Player of the Week awards for the 2024-25 high school sports season. Jensen recorded her first career...
Heber raises property taxes 9%, approves $62M budget
The Heber City Council voted unanimously to raise property taxes and adopt a $62 million budget for the next fiscal year at its meeting Tuesday night, Aug. 20. That’s down from last year’s budget of just under $75 million. With the new tax rate for 2025, homeowners will...
Utes put training camp behind, focus on season
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4 Sports) – The hard work has just begun for the 12th-ranked Utah football team. After finishing up fall camp, the Utes have turned their attention to the 2024 season, beginning next Thursday at home against Southern Utah, and they can’t wait to finally play a game. “Oh, yeah, without a doubt,” […]
2024 Fall Camp: Missionary Update
BYU is making the transition from fall camp to game prep after Wednesday's off day. On Thursday, the Cougars will begin start practice focusing on week one's contest against Southern Illinois. Today's conclusion of fall camp coverage revisits BYU football and missionary service for The Church of Jesus Christ of...
Elder Quinton L. Cook to dedicate the Logan Tabernacle Sunday
LOGAN - Elder Quinton L. Cook, a member of the Quorum of The Twelve Apostles of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and Logan native, will dedicate the historic Logan Tabernacle on Sunday, Aug. 25 at 6 p.m. A dedication service is what the Church of Jesus Christ...
Grantsville to host last summer family event
To end their Summer of Fun activities, Grantsville City officials plan to host a back-to-school barbeque and concert this weekend. The barbeque, sponsored by the Grantsville Communities that Care group, will take place from 5-7 p.m. at Cherry Street Park, located at 115 Cherry Street. During the barbeque, which is open to all school-aged children and their families, hot dogs, chips, and fruit will be served, according to Jolene Jenkins, one of the organizers of the Summer of Fun events. There will also be bounce houses, popsicles, and several resource groups in attendance, including local school PTAs, Switchpoint, Safe UT, South Valley Services, and the Multicultural Counseling Center.
Utah real estate group Homie files federal antitrust action against realtor association
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah-based real estate innovator Homie just launched the latest salvo against America's largest trade association, filing an antitrust complaint against the National Association of Realtors in federal court in Salt Lake City on Thursday. The practices of the National Association of Realtors have been under...
Utah studying idea of drones, air taxis being part of old prison site
DRAPER — Major changes are already being planned for Utah's old prison site at Point of the Mountain, but could those changes include drones and other "advanced air mobility" options?. That's something the Point of the Mountain State Land Authority wants to know. The land authority announced Thursday that...
Leaders in Utah and Kentucky Collaborate on Community-Focused Cancer Care
Cancer touches us all. In the U.S., one in two men and one in three women face a cancer diagnosis in their lifetimes. This summer, leaders from University of Utah Health and UK HealthCare gathered to discuss what we’re doing to address the complex challenges of cancer care. Learning...
2024 Women’s Business Center of Utah Entrepreneur of the Year
Salt Lake City — The Women’s Business Center of Utah (WBCUtah) honored Malavika Deo, Owner of Deolicious LLC & Spice Symphony, as a 2024 Entrepreneur of the Year. The award recognizes a WBCUtah client who has had measurable success in their business, as evidenced by frequent utilization of WBCUtah services, a completed business plan and growth in either customer base or revenue.
Rain runoff floods St. George roadway as flash flood risks increase across Utah
ST. GEORGE, Utah (KUTV) — A main roadway in St. George became waterlogged Thursday morning as flash flood threats ramped up across southern and eastern Utah. Westbound Snow Canyon Parkway at Dixie Down Road was deluged with floodwaters after 0.24 inches of rain had fallen over the past 24 hours. A source told KUTV that the city's storm drains had not been cleared before the weather moved in.
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