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Vehicle hits, kills bear on I-80 in Summit County, witness says
Morgan resident Rod Myers said he passed a black bear shortly after it had been hit on I-80 in northern Summit County. “The vehicle that hit it was gone,” he said. Utah Highway Patrol Sgt. Chris Bishop said the incident occurred between Wanship and Coalville, but the Division of Wildlife Resources responded.
UMGC, Governors Unite to Help Americans Disagree Better
Adelphi, Md. (July 15, 2024)—University of Maryland Global Campus (UMGC) President Greg Fowler joined three other college presidents on a panel at the National Governors Association (NGA) summer meeting in Salt Lake City last week to detail for the nation’s governors training programs designed to help Americans disagree better.
Silver King fire had ‘no significant growth’ Sunday, 8% contained
The Silver King fire that has been raging just three miles west of Marysvale, Utah in the Fishlake National Forest had "no significant growth" on Sunday, July 14, according to the Central Utah Fire Interagency.
Greek Festival 5K Winds Through Price City Streets
Carbon Recreation once again paired with the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church for the annual Greek Festival 5K walk/run. This event acts as a kick-off for the Greek Festival and this year, it was hosted on the evening of July 11. Each year, the festival is enjoyed by community members, church...
Springville police arrest Rexburg man after late night carjacking attempt
SPRINGVILLE — A man accused of trying to carjack a driver at gunpoint late Sunday was arrested after struggling with police, forcing officers to deploy a Taser on him. Michael Spencer Tandoh, 24, who police say is a transient from Rexburg, Idaho, was booked into the Utah County Jail early Monday for investigation of aggravated robbery, trespassing and interfering with an officer.
University of Utah's purchase of City Centre OK'd by state higher education board
SALT LAKE CITY — The University of Utah will soon acquire a 10-story office building and acreage in downtown Salt Lake City for the "opportunistic price" of $38 million, a university official told higher education officials on Friday. "Right now, we're purchasing it for $38 million, and the previous...
Midway leaders to preserve Main Street’s historic charm, improve pedestrian safety
When Midway revised its general plan last year, Main Street was one major focus. It’s the heart of Midway’s downtown, known for its Swiss theme and small-town feel. But leaders worry its distinctive character could be threatened by rapid growth in the valley. City councilmembers will spend Tuesday...
Defensive Position Unit Power Rankings: Pre-Training Camp Edition
BYU's training camp is just over two weeks away. College football's return is right around the corner. Rosters are complete and in tact (barring rare late additions or surprise transfers/non-enrollees) and coaches are working on their final tweaks of their playbooks. It's almost time for another year of college football.
Cameron Rising shaking off the rust and pushing forward to Big 12
LAS VEGAS — Although Utah’s veteran quarterback didn’t play at all last season because of a knee injury, he’s back fully healthy and ready for a new chapter in the Big 12. Cameron Rising is a winner, who’s tough as nails, and brings instant credibility to...
Stephen Wade’s Red Tag sale and giveaway returns with ‘so much to offer’; look back through the years
CONTRIBUTED CONTENT — Every summer, as temperatures rise in St. George, prices drop during the Red Tag Sales Event at Stephen Wade Auto Center. On top of the sizzling deals that customers have come to expect, Southern Utah’s Auto Mall continues to sweeten the pot by giving away $15,000 in 15 days.
Dickinson State president announces he is quitting
Stephen Easton was named president of Dickinson State University in 2020. He announced his resignation on July 15, 2024. (Photo courtesy of Dickinson State University) Dickinson State University President Stephen Easton on Monday announced he will resign his position. The announcement comes on the heels of the resignation of the...
Top 5 weekend stories on St. George News
ST. GEORGE — In case you missed it, here is your weekend recap of the top five most-viewed stories published on St. George News from Saturday to Sunday, July 13-14. See the related stories at the bottom of this page for five honorable mention stories. ST. GEORGE — A...
Tens of thousands ‘overwhelmingly support’ using Indigenous knowledge to manage Bears Ears
Five Native American tribes are joining the federal government in looking over tens of thousands of public comments on the future of the Bears Ears National Monument in Utah. The three-month public comment period ended on June 11, and more than 20,000 people submitted responses, according to the Bears Ears Inter-Tribal Coalition. The public comments […] The post Tens of thousands ‘overwhelmingly support’ using Indigenous knowledge to manage Bears Ears appeared first on Idaho Capital Sun.
USU researchers work with UDOT to develop vertiports for urban air transportation
A group at Utah State University is working with the Utah Department of Transportation to bring air transportation to an urban level using vertiports. Associate professor Brent Chamberlain and some of his students are working with UDOT Aeronautics Division to identify possible locations for these ‘vertical airports’ in the Wasatch Front. The ongoing project is part of UDOT’s efforts to integrate air travel into urban transportation. Vertiports are centers for...
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