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Kanab Museum to host film exhibit celebrating Utah’s cinematic milestones
This year marks a landmark celebration for Utah’s rich film history, commemorating 100 years since the state’s first film was shot and the 50th anniversary of the Utah Film Commission. In honor of these significant milestones, the Utah Film Commission, in collaboration with the Utah Division of Arts & Museums, is rolling out a year-long celebration of Utah’s cinematic heritage with a series of exhibits, events and film screenings across the state.
“I just want him to rot in Hell”: Victim’s mother speaks about Jonathan Dunn’s life sentence
ROY, Utah (ABC4) – It’s been eight months since Brittany Kunzler’s 2-year-old son Aleister was abused to death — and his killer, Jonathan Dunn, received a life sentence in a Utah court today, Aug. 21. “I loved him more than life itself,” Kunzler said about her...
Lady Spartan volleyball falls in season opener at South Sevier
The Lady Spartans began defense of their State Championship on Tuesday in Monroe against South Sevier. Emery came out grabbing a win in the first set but it was all Rams after that as they handed the Lady Spartans a 3-1 loss. Emery earned the State Championship on October 26...
Water main break at Central Utah Correctional Facility impacts inmates
GUNNISON, Sanpete County — A water main break that occurred Tuesday night is impacting operations at the Central Utah Correctional Facility, according to officials. The building experienced flooding from the water main break, and several other buildings are without water, the Utah Department of Corrections said in a Facebook post.
Canyons School District approves contract for $50M purchase of old eBay headquarters
SANDY — The Canyons School District board on Tuesday approved a contract for the $50 million purchase of the old eBay headquarters in Draper. The 215,000-square-foot facility sits on 36 acres, all of which the district plans to put to use. "We plan to buy the building and then...
9 officers legally justified in fatal police shooting in November, district attorney says
SALT LAKE CITY — Nine officers involved in the fatal shooting of an armed Magna man in November were determined Thursday to be legally justified in using deadly force by the Salt Lake County District Attorney's Office. Joseph Dean Black, 48, was shot and killed outside his home near...
New Weber County middle school welcomes students for the first time ever
WEST HAVEN, Weber County — Weber School District students took on their first day of school Wednesday, and some of them were the first students the school building had ever seen. Three new schools were debuted by the district, actually, but only one of them was finished with construction...
Park City planners to review height exception for DoubleTree hotel redevelopment
The plan for the DoubleTree site, formerly known as The Yarrow, includes hotel rooms, condos, affordable housing and commercial space (learn more about the project here). The height of the new development, which still needs to be approved by Park City officials, is under 45 feet. However, the area is...
Roosevelt Elementary students start year at other schools due to construction
OGDEN, Utah — Weber School District students go back to school Wednesday, but students from Roosevelt Elementary will not be on their own campus this school year. Roosevelt Elementary has been torn down, and a new campus is being built on the existing land. “Roosevelt was built back in...
Man accused of stealing wallets from customers at St. George stores now faces fugitive warrant
ST. GEORGE — A man allegedly associated with a South American Theft Group and being held in Washington County for a string of theft crimes now faces a fugitive warrant. On Tuesday, the Washington County Attorney’s Office filed a fugitive complaint against 37-year-old Jairo Gavida-Monroy, a Columbian National, after authorities were notified Monroy was wanted on a no-bail warrant issued by the Milwaukee Circuit Court in Wisconsin in July. The case involves two felony charges: unauthorized use of another’s identifying information or documents to obtain something of value and obstructing an officer.
SLC officials consider plan to encircle downtown with a green loop park
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Salt Lake City is considering a green loop plan that would encircle downtown in a ring of greenspace. Mayor Erin Mendenhall has been one of the main advocates for the proposal. "It's about the economy of our future and about building an integrated network...
Ameyalli: Deepak Chopra’s Newest Wellness Vision
He’s one of the world’s most famous people. So famous, all you need to hear is his first name—Deepak—and you know exactly who he is. Deepak Chopra, M.D. has carved out a worldwide presence in the wellness world over the past thirty years, leading the way in bringing awareness and understanding of the universal need for both mental and physical well-being.
Notes, analysis and depth chart after Utah State's fall football scrimmages
LOGAN — Utah State's football fall camp has officially come to a close. All practices were closed with the only chance of seeing the team as it is under interim head coach Nate Dreiling were a pair of scrimmages on Aug. 10 and 17. So how did the Aggies look? We'll examine what was learned from the two days and look at how the depth chart is likely looking at this late stage of the offseason.
Nextdoor neighbors file anticipated lawsuit vs. Prince home approvals
Nextdoor neighbors Eric and Susan Hermann filed a lawsuit Wednesday in Third District Court asserting that they are harmed by the approvals of the Park City Planning Commission and rejection of their appeals to date of the plans for a large new home at 220 King Road. The couple alleges...
Armed 18-year-old clad in body armor fatally wounded in Riverton shooting Sunday night
RIVERTON, Utah, Aug. 21, 2024 (Gephardt Daily) — Police in Riverton are investigating the death of an 18-year-old male who was fatally wounded Sunday night in a Monarch Meadows area shooting. Two persons of interest have been questioned, but not arrested, Josh Lee, Riverton City spokesman, told Gephardt Daily....
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