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Mandate future politicians to prioritize homelessness in Utah
The recent Supreme Court ruling on homelessness has introduced new complexities in how states manage this issue. Despite the geographical distance between Grants Pass, Oregon, and the Utah state line — about 600 to 650 miles — the implications of this ruling make these regions face similar legal and social challenges. The decision emphasizes the […]
Utah District 59 Rep. Mike Kohler hopes to help keep local power local
Republican Utah House District 59 incumbent Mike Kohler arrived to an interview appearing less like a long-time politician and more like a long-time Midway local — jeans, a sweatshirt and a baseball cap. He explained he spent the morning working at his job with Midway Irrigation Company managing secondary water throughout the community.
Utah Republican who cried foul about primary election allies himself with Democrat to defeat Cox
Two gubernatorial challengers to Gov. Spencer Cox (R-UT) formed an alliance in a bid to unseat the popular incumbent Utahn. Utah state Reps. Phil Lyman and Brian King are on opposite sides of the aisle. They are even competitors in a bid to knock Cox out of office. But in a new campaign pitch, they […]
Devaughn Eka's 3 touchdown night powers Lehi past Davis
LEHI — Davis traveled down I-15 to take on Lehi for the first game of the high school football season, but the home Pioneers used a 28-point first half to blow past the Darts 38-14. Junior running back Devaughn Eka was a powerhouse for the Pioneers, finding the end zone three times, rushing for over 170 yards along with a 62-yard rushing touchdown.
Salt Lake City murals remembering those killed by police face demolition as part of city rezoning plan
City-owned buildings featuring murals of people killed in confrontations with police could be demolished, and family members are looking to make sure that, if they are, the memories of their loved ones live on elsewhere.
Roy defense overwhelms Farmington in season-opening 38-14 win
FARMINGTON — The Friday night lights flickered on at Farmington High, signaling the start of the high school football season with an electric atmosphere as Roy took on Farmington. With fans packed into the stands and the sun setting over the field, the stage was set for a thrilling...
Hurricane Valley Fire & Rescue responds to overnight accident
TOQUERVILLE, Utah, Aug. 17, 2024 — Hurricane Valley Fire & Rescue crews responded to a Toquerville accident this morning, and rescued two people, one of whom required extrication from the vehicle. The call came in at about 3:30 a.m. to the incident, in the area of Anderson Junction. “There...
Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued for Central Utah Until 7 PM
Salt Lake City, UT – The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a severe thunderstorm watch for central Utah, effective until 7 p.m. on Saturday. The watch includes the Salt Lake City area and surrounding regions, as thunderstorms are expected to develop this afternoon. These storms carry the potential for damaging wind gusts up to 70 mph and hail up to 1.5 inches in diameter. Residents are urged to remain vigilant and take precautions as the weather could deteriorate rapidly.
Local Short ‘Convicts & Chocolate’ Filmed On Actual ‘Con Air’ Plane Premieres at Carbon County Film Festival
Brandie Lee McDonald's short film, produced by New Ogden Cinema, is a parody of “Con Air” and “Forrest Gump,” premiering this weekend at the Carbon Shortcuts Film Festival in Helper, Utah. The festival celebrates 100 years of film history in Utah. The Ogden-made film, “Convicts &...
MTECH starts construction on Heber campus, will bring trade education to the valley
No longer will Wasatch County students have to drive through the canyon for professional training. Soon, they’ll have access to classes in everything from cooking to welding at the Heber Valley MTECH campus, located along state Route 113 across from Southfield Park. About 250 people turned out for Friday...
Man facing charges after allegedly shooting at a car, fleeing police, in possession of drugs
OGDEN — A man is facing charges after police said he fired multiple shots, fled police, and was in possession of methamphetamine. According to an affidavit, Paul Ukena, 43, is facing 17 charges following an incident Wednesday. One count of aggravated assault;. nine counts of felony discharge of a...
Roy Elementary road construction concerns parents as it enters second year
ROY, Utah (KUTV) — Roy Elementary is entering its second year with road construction outside. This is concerning to some parents, as school starts Aug. 21. The Utah Department of Transportation is widening 5600 South and adding a new interchange. They also will be installing a new pedestrian bridge.
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