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Fundraiser to help family of two brothers, struck by lightning
OGDEN — Severe weather can be dangerous, as one Ogden family knows all too well. Friends of two brothers who were struck by lightning Sunday are working together to help their family with medical and funeral expenses. Former coworkers of Bridger Granath will be selling pulled pork sandwiches this...
Pilots, city at odds over idea of reopening older runway at Ogden Hinckley Airport
OGDEN, Utah (KUTV) — Pilots and Ogden city are at odds with each other over the idea of reopening an older runway at Ogden Hinckley Airport that closed in the 90s. 2News has been asking why Ogden shut down an airport runway, roughly seven years ago, that some pilots now say should be in operation to improve safety.
Bountiful Tops Farmington In Game Night Live Defensive Slugfest
BOUNTIFUL, Utah – A windy night in Bountiful turned into a defensive battle as the Bountiful Redhawks downed the Farming Phoenix 17-12. In high school football week two, the Bountiful Redhawks (2-0) hosted the Farmington Phoenix (0-2). First Quarter. Following a Farmington punt, Bountiful needed one play to find...
County officials announce four-day closure of 2400 West in Wellsville area
CACHE COUNTY – County officials are warning motorists to be aware of a road closure affecting traffic in the Wellsville area. The Pubic Works Department of Cache County will be closing off access to 2400 West between 5700 South and Highway 101 beginning Monday, Aug. 26 through Thursday, Aug. 29.
White Utahn shares latest discovery from her Black ancestry
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — In 2022, during the latter part of the summer, KUTV introduced you to Deena Hill, of Mount Pleasant, Utah. She shared details about her journey of self-discovery through her Black ancestry. It all started with a curiosity about her 3rd great grandfather. “Well, I...
Grade the trade pitch: Jazz give up hefty price for Brandon Ingram
While it does make some sense if the Utah Jazz entertained trading John Collins for Brandon Ingram, it would depend on what else would go into the trade. Ingram could vault the Jazz to another level, but knowing that he's both injury-prone on top of having an expiring contract, there's some risk there. Hence, he should come at a certain price, but not an unreasonable one.
Algae bloom warnings in place in parts of Pineview Reservoir
OGDEN, Utah — Parts of the Pineview Reservoir are under algae bloom warnings, the Weber-Morgan Health Department announced Thursday. The warning applies to Pineview Reservoir’s Port Ramp Marina area and the southern end, near 5900 East, the health department said on social media. The post also noted that an E. coli warning remains in place for the reservoir’s middle inlet.
Enjoy the outdoors for a good cause at the Get to the River Festival
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (Good Things Utah)- It’s the end of summer, and with that comes the last summer festivals and events for the year. Executive Director of the Jordan River Commission Soren Simonsen and Senior Manager of Government and Community Relations of Marathon Petroleum, Brad Shafer, joined us today to talk about the Get to the River Festival and its events.
Local attorney recognized as volunteer citizen of the year
The award is named for the late John C. Green, who served as Park City’s mayor from 1978 to 1986. Strachan grew up in Park City, and later served on the City Planning Commission for 10 years, some of that time as chairman. He now chairs the city’s Planning...
Park City nonprofit committee will exclude board members, employees
Employees and board members of nonprofits likely to apply for grant funding from Park City will not be allowed to sit on the advisory committee, under rules adopted by the city council Thursday. Craig Weakley, who serves on the board of the Park City Senior Center, expressed concern about that...
Game Week Fan Information Presented by Utah 360: Get Ready for Thursday’s Football Season Opener
SALT LAKE CITY — The preseason 12th-ranked Utah Utes open the 2024 football season—the first as members of the Big 12 Conference—at home against Southern Utah on Thursday, Aug. 29, at 7 p.m. Fans returning to Rice-Eccles for this historic and highly-anticipated season-opener will find a number of enhancements have been implemented to make the game-day experience even more enjoyable. Fans can find everything they need to plan their game day on the official mobile app of Utah Athletics, Utah 360.
The man who stars as Jesus in The Chosen gives us a preview of Season 4
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (Good Things Utah) – The global sensation The Chosen is returning to your televisions next month! The Chosen is the first multi-season series of it’s kind, a groundbreaking historical drama about the life of Jesus. The lead actor who portrays Jesus Christ, Jonathan Roumie, joined us this morning to tell us what happens in Season 4.
St. George Marathon Sold Out Possibly Breaking City Record
The St. George Marathon isn’t starting until October 5, but the full marathon and half marathon have already sold out leaving only the 5K and other activities like the Mayor’s Walk available for participation. David Cordero, the Director of Communications for the City of St. George, said this...
Lights of Hope at the Utah State Capitol
SALT LAKE CITY (Good Things Utah) – Utahns are invited to attend Lights of Hope, hosted by the. American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN). Each. year, the event serves as a powerful tribute to remember loved ones we. have lost to cancer and celebrate the millions of...
Moab Softball League wraps up successful summer season
On warm July and August evenings at Center Street Ballpark, the sights and sounds of summer softball are everywhere. Spectators root for their friends and family from the stands, the crack of the bat is closely followed by cheers or friendly jeers, and players can often be seen catching up with friends on the opposing team while they round the bases. It’s community at its best, and the adult softball league has been a beloved part of Moab summers for decades.
Landscaping Equipment Exchange Spring 2024 Program Outcomes
Here at SLCgreen, we’re always working to find actionable, high-impact strategies to improve local air quality. This spring, we ran our first-ever Landscaping Equipment Exchange (in the past we’ve partnered with the State’s program). Our goal is to remove highly polluting gas-powered landscaping tools from the airshed and replace them with electric alternatives. Through this spring’s program, the City was able to:
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