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Skyridge earns victory over top-ranked Colorado team
The energized Skyridge football team handed Colorado’s top-ranked team, the Cherry Creek Bruins, a 24-14 loss on Friday night (Aug. 30) at home. The Falcons built on the momentum of their win in Nevada and took an early lead in the first quarter with junior quarterback Kaneal Sweetwyne’s 9-yard run on an option play into the endzone. They never looked back as they claimed a victory in week three of non-region play.
Robert Young scores 5 touchdowns as Roy football holds off rival Weber 48-34
ROY — Everyone in Regions 1 and 5 knows that Roy High senior running back/athlete Robert Young is a defensive coordinator's nightmare. He'd already racked up 356 total yards on 11 touches across rushing, receiving and returning in Roy's first two games. In a rivalry game against Weber Friday,...
Number of Salt Lake homes selling above listing price could continue to drop
SALT LAKE CITY — Just under 30% of homes in Salt Lake are selling above their listing price. Data from Redfin shows that’s a 6.5% decrease from this time last year. Russell Faucette, owner of The Stern Team, said Utah’s housing shortage is driving the decrease. “If...
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
Ballerina Farm annexation approval brings new ag tourism zone to Kamas
Ballerina Farm’s annexation was unanimously approved at the Kamas City Council Aug. 27. It’s a 14-acre parcel of land on the south side of state Route 248 west of Kamas. Daniel and Hannah Neeleman, the family better known as Ballerina Farm on social media, hope to put a store and creamery there.
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.
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.
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...
Police arrest nine found with counterfeit fentanyl pills, paraphernalia in Salt Lake City
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Authorities arrested nine individuals in possession of counterfeit fentanyl pills and drug paraphernalia in Salt Lake City. Officers of the Salt Lake City Police Department said these arrests were conducted during a drug interdiction operation along the Jordan River Trail and North Temple Street.
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...
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