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Midvale man remembering husband who died in Lake Powell houseboat accident
MIDVALE — A family is grieving over a Midvale man’s death after a houseboat accident on Lake Powell. The victim’s husband explains what he’s now holding onto, after a fun trip turned into a tragedy. Looking down at his phone, Wyatt Hendricks sat in his home...
Utah mom-of-three 'poisons husband with fentanyl' and then writes a children's book on grieving
A Utah mother-of-three has become the main suspect in the murder trial of her husband after he was poisoned with a lethal dose of fentanyl - months after she published a children's book on death
College Gameday Asked Trivia Question That Involved BYU Football
PROVO, Utah – ESPN’s College Gameday is back in full swing as the college football season is here. You wouldn’t think there would be a reference to BYU football on a weekend when the Cougars are playing an FCS opponent. But they did get a mention during the popular pregame show.
USU Eastern Announces Speaker Series Exploring History of Eastern Utah
PRICE, Utah — Utah State University Eastern has announced a new speaker series that will begin the upcoming fall semester. The series will be called From Book Cliffs to Blanding: A Panoramic History of Eastern Utah and will feature various USU Eastern faculty. “The ‘From the Book Cliffs to...
Neighbors face 'threats' over development near potential MLB site
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Decision makers have cast Major League Baseball's potential entry into Utah as a home run, but an anti-poverty activist said people living near the proposed $1 billion stadium site are worried they could lose. "Developers are becoming more and more aggressive," said Maria Montes,...
Limited $799 Season Parking Passes Up for Lottery at Park City Mountain Resort, UT
Guests who plan to visit Park City Mountain Resort, Utah, this winter have until Tuesday, September 3 at 4 P.M. MST to enter for a chance to purchase a season parking pass in the covered and coveted Mountain Village Garage. 83 remaining season parking permits will be assigned on a random lottery system. Those who are chosen will have the opportunity to purchase the pass for $799, which is an increase from the $775 price tag last season. Anyone interested can apply here. Over 400 total entries have already been gathered. “Winners” will be notified on September 4.
Navajo council imposes tighter rules on shipping uranium, including more advance notice
Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren has signed a resolution approved by the Navajo Nation Council Monday that amends and strengthens the Radioactive Materials Transportation Act of 2012, beginning with a demand for more advance notice before any trucks roll. The amendment comes a month after Nygren deployed Navajo police to intercept Energy Fuels...
The first home is now available at Velvaere Park City
Magleby Development announced on Friday the completion of its first home, Solace, in the new mountainside community Velvaere. Following Velvaere’s groundbreaking announcement in September 2022, Solace is the first completed home for sale, starting at $7.45 million. Adjacent to the newly expanded Deer Valley Resort currently under development, Velvaere...
YouTube channel celebrates 10 million subscribers
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (Good Things Utah)- A local YouTube family called “The Fun Squad” has reached 10 million subscribers this month. Parents Sarah and Brandon Skye along with their daughter, Kalia, joined Good Things Utah today to talk about their content as well as other projects. Their...
Students and educators react to cancelled Provo rival football game due to threats
PROVO, Utah (KUTV) — Violent threats against a football coach, his players and his daughter have forced educators in Provo to cancel a popular high school rivalry game. People from both schools said they’ve had an intense rivalry for years, but nothing ever this bad. Educators said threats...
Power restored after more than 20,000 homes affected in Eagle Mountain area
UPDATE 12:39 P.M. — Rocky Mountain Power reported to ABC4 that the outage has been restored. According to Jonah Whitesides with Rocky Mountain Power, an outside company accidentally tripped a transmission line, which caused the outage. As Rocky Mountain Power assessed the situation, they found no damage to the line and were able to restore […]
Bingham Miners Can’t Overcome Penalties In Loss To Lehi Pioneers
LEHI, Utah – The Lehi Pioneers pulled away from Bingham in the second half in a penalty-filled 34-23 win. In Utah high school football’s third week, the Pioneers (3-0) hosted the Bingham Miners (1-2). First Quarter. The Miners’ defensive front caused early trouble for Lehi QB Jett Niu...
Gary Coleman’s Sudden Tragic Death Haunts His Friends Years Later: “Too Many Questions With No Answers”
Gary, Peacock‘s new documentary about the late Diff’rent Strokes star Gary Coleman, features insights from some of the people who were closest to the child actor — and not all of them think his death at age 42 in 2010 should be a closed case. Coleman died in Provo, Utah after falling at home and suffering bleeding in his brain. He died shortly after being taken off life support at the hospital, where his wife Shannon Price claimed doctors said he had no chance of survival. Those closest to Coleman, however, question Price’s story and motives in...
Utah Football Teases New Black Throwback
SALT LAKE CITY – Utah Football has officially announced and teased a new uniform for the season. With a set of white and red throwbacks, the Utes will now have a full that now includes a black throwback, which will debut later this season. The Utes first debuted a...
Monday is big for Wellsville's Founder Day celebration
WELLSVILLE - Founder’s Day is a big celebration in Wellsville, Cache County’s oldest permanent settlement. On 15 September, 1856, the first families came to the valley to make their homes at the southwest part of the valley. Peter, John, and William H. Maughan, Zial Riggs, and Francis W. Gunnell, and two single men, George W. Bryan and O.D. Thompson, entered Cache Valley.
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