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Magna mother charged after toddler shot accidentally with her gun
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Aug. 29, 2024 (Gephardt Daily) — A Magna woman has been charged with child abuse after police say her young son shot himself with her handgun. “Today, Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill announced that a criminal charge has been filed against Melanie Guerra Delgado for an allegation of aggravated child abuse,” said a Thursday news release from his office.
Hundreds of volunteers are constructing a 9/11 multi-media exhibit in Logan
To commemorate the anniversary of September 11, the Major Brent Taylor Foundation is organizing Cache Valley Remembers, a 9/11 project bringing people together, of all ages and backgrounds, to make an immersive museum exhibit about 9/11 that will be on display in Logan for four days starting on September 11.
Utes fans pumped up for potential historic season
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4 Sports) – Utah fans started partying in the tailgate lot early in the morning Thursday, and they don’t plan on stopping until the team wins a Big 12 Championship. Confidence was running high before the season opener against Southern Utah, with many fans predicting a conference title and a deep run […]
LES Stadium Upgrades Ready for 2024 Season Opener
PROVO, Utah — Cougar fans will notice a few upgrades in LaVell Edwards Stadium when they arrive to kick off of the 100th season of BYU football this Saturday. “We are looking forward to another season of welcoming so many from across the nation to LaVell Edwards Stadium, including students, faculty, alumni, opposing teams and fans, donors, corporate sponsors and so many more," said Tom Holmoe, BYU director of athletics. "We are glad to provide a venue and location unlike any other in college football. My thanks goes out to all who make the atmosphere electric. This season, there are a few upgrades to make you aware of, in an effort to make one of the best experiences in college football even better.”
Park City Planning Commission rejects DoubleTree hotel owner’s redevelopment plans, again
At a meeting Wednesday the Park City Planning Commission was asked to approve the latest iteration of the development proposal that would convert the old hotel into housing, nightly rentals and commercial space. As currently proposed, the project’s buildings max out at 45 feet in height. That exceeds the 35...
Ogden wildlife rehabilitaton center facing difficulties in reopening
OGDEN — The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah is struggling to reopen, months after having to move out of its longtime home. Originally, the plan was for the center to be opened by the spring. However, it still doesn't have a reopening date. And that means, the center is having to turn people away who are finding animals that need help.
Keyonte George On Sidelines At Utes Season Opener
SALT LAKE CITY – Utah Jazz guard Keyonte George made his way up to Rice-Eccles Stadium to see the Utes open their season against the Southern Utah Thunderbirds. George was on the sidelines as the 12th-ranked Utes kicked off the year. Several Jazz players have returned to Salt Lake...
Park City locals collaborate on film about woman from polygamous sect
Park City artists Bridey Bush (left) and Jill Orschel (right) in their Snowland studio. Park City native Bridey Bush and Park City-based award-winning filmmaker Jill Orschel have been working together on a film called “Snowland.”. The film tells the story of Cora Lee Witt, a former child bride from...
Locals in the NFL: Jaren Hall, Tyler Huntley released after making initial 53-man rosters
AROUND THE SHIELD — A pair of former Utah starting quarterbacks were relieved to land on a team Tuesday. But life comes at you fast in the NFL. Both former BYU quarterback Jaren Hall and Utah starter Tyler Huntley were included among the initial 53-man roster for the Vikings and Browns, respectively. But both found themselves on the waiver wire by Thursday.
Utah to get $3.5 million from settlement following Supreme Court ruling
Utah is expected to receive a chunk of $102 million stemming from unaccounted funds, after a 2023 U.S. Supreme Court decision found certain unclaimed checks should go back to the state where they originated. The funds are part of a settlement agreement between Delaware and 30 other states, including Utah. According to the Utah Attorney […]
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