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Hit-and-run lands teen in hospital, Sandy police searching for driver
SANDY — An 18-year-old woman is fighting for her life after she was hit by a car Saturday night while walking home from work. According to her family, Odalis Rendon-Arellano was crossing the street when a southbound car hit her near 8500 South and State Street at approximately 10:30 p.m.
Multiple cities consider joining together to create new school district
DRAPER, Utah (KUTV) — Draper City and Highland held public hearings during their Tuesday evening city council meetings debating whether or not to split away from the Alpine School District into a new school district. “There’s a lot of challenges with starting something from the ground up,” said Sean...
A New Home For Utah Royals FC
As the sun peeks over the mountaintops of the Wasatch mountains, light breathes life into the newly constructed SharkNinja Performance Center. Utah Royals FC staff and players begin their morning routines in their own fashion scattered about the space. Some are doing activations in the weight room, some utilizing the fueling station, others discussing treatment in the state of the art training room, while others still lounge on couches in the locker room.
Local business man to unveil buffalo Saturday
A new buffalo will be unveiled on Saturday between the Tooele Marketplace and Asylum 49 at 140 East 200 South in Tooele City. This buffalo isn’t part of Tooele City’s official buffalo herd. Unable to get a buffalo through Tooele City, Kimm Anderson, owner of Tooele Marketplace and Asylum 49, bought his own buffalo.
Group allegedly launches fireworks into Layton crowd, police offering $500 reward for information
LAYTON CITY, Utah (ABC4) — The Layton City Police Department is offering a $500 reward in exchange for information regarding an Independence Day firework incident. On July 4, police say a group of at least 100 young people gathered around the vendors on Constitution Circle before making their way over to a crowd of people […]
Founder of Mountain Trails Foundation links Park City's past to the present
Park City has a strong connection to its past, from the mining history that defined our beginnings to those who took a chance at this once run-down mining town. Locals carved out a place to live and enjoy the mountains back when enjoying the mountains happened on a few ski runs in the winter, and not much the rest of the year.
Sundance Local Lens brings free film screenings to residents
The Local Lens program will feature festival favorites, starting with an outdoor showing of “Skywalkers: A Love Story” at Red Butte Garden Wednesday, July 17 in Salt Lake. The doors open at 7:30 p.m. and seating is first-come, first-served. The screenings are free for locals but an RSVP...
Summit County to instate firework ban due to 'extreme' fire danger
Park City Fire District Fire Marshal Mike Owens said the “extreme” rating means vegetation is getting drier and can more easily fuel fires. Warm temperatures and low humidity also contribute to the “extreme” fire danger. “It's just kind of a little alarm bell that lets people...
Tooele County Fair set for Aug. 1-3
The Tooele County Fair returns on August 1–3, 2024, at the Deseret Peak Complex with the promise of three days of unforgettable fun for the entire family. This beloved event, known for its long-standing traditions, is back and better than ever, with an exciting lineup of activities for all ages.
It takes one to know one: dyslexia expert shares insights on learning disabilities
Renowned dyslexia expert and founder of Eye to Eye, a national non-profit mentoring program, David Flink shares his insights on learning disabilities. Flink is the author of "Thinking Differently: An Inspiring Guide for Parents of Children with Learning Disabilities." His expertise is partly developed by his exploration into his learning differences that challenged him as a child.
Semitruck driver from November’s accident facing charges
Charges have been filed against the semitruck driver who injured several people, caused damage throughout Tooele’s downtown, and crashed into the Tooele Motor Company in November 2023. Moab James Stapley is facing nine charges including reckless driving, a class B misdemeanor; failure to operate a vehicle on the right...
Rockslide forces road closure in Ogden Canyon
OGDEN, Utah (KUTV) — Ogden Canyon has been closed in both directions after a rock slide left debris and several small boulders in the roadway. The incident happened Wednesday afternoon on State Route 39 at milepost 9, about a mile east of Ogden. Officials with the Utah Highway Patrol...
Utah 4-year-old accidentally shoots sibling after finding gun in home
TOOELE, Utah (ABC4) — An investigation is ongoing after police say a 4-year-old Utah child fired a loaded gun, striking their sibling. The accidental shooting happened on Monday, June 24, in Stockton home, just six miles south of Tooele. According to information from a search warrant, the 4-year-old found the loaded gun in the basement.
Park City, Summit County seek consultant to gameplan for 2034 Olympics
Park City Mayor Nann Worel will be in the room when IOC officials vote to award the 2034 Winter Olympics on July 24 in Paris. Salt Lake City is widely expected to be named host, as it is the only bid under consideration. Days later Worel will have the chance...
Sports in Brief: Ski Club’s Springer Tournee hosting large hill competition event Saturday
Ski Club’s Springer Tournee hosting large hill competition Saturday. The Park City Ski and Snowboard Club will host the large hill competition event of their Springer Tournee Saturday night at the Utah Olympic Park. Ski jumpers will be flying from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tickets will be $20 for patrons age 13 and up, while children 12 and under can attend for free. Salt Lake City band Theoretical Blonde will play the event, and there will also be food trucks and beer on tap. The competition will cap off the 25th Springer Tournee, which has featured a week of ski jumping and Nordic combined training, mentorship and competitions.
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