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Botched finale at Layton Pioneer Day celebration sends fireworks exploding into spectators
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — In the second such event in 20 days time, a fireworks show in Utah went awry and sent pyrotechnics rocketing into crowds of spectators. Utah's Pioneer Day celebrations traditionally end with fireworks, as was the case in Layton's Andy Adams Park on Wednesday. However,...
Salt Lake City E-Bike Rebate: $1,300 Payment Available Until End of July
Eligible residents in Salt Lake City have until July 31, 2024, to apply for a rebate of up to $1,300 for purchasing an e-bike. Time is running out for Salt Lake City residents to claim a generous rebate for purchasing an electric bike. The initiative, aimed at promoting greener transportation, is set to close applications by the end of July 2024. This program is part of a broader effort to create a more environmentally friendly city and reduce the carbon footprint in Utah.
Utah football fall camp: Three questions for week one (Offense)
Utah football's fall camp is upon us. Players report over the weekend and practices will begin in full force on Monday. As the critical preparation time of the season approaches, Utah enters camp with as much confidence in the season's outlook as we have seen in recent years. With a roster loaded with senior experience and leadership combined with a lineup of up-and-coming underclassmen talent, it's easy to see why hopes are high.
Kevin and Denise (Walton) Maughan celebrate 50 years
The children of Kevin and Denise (Walton) Maughan would like to announce a celebration of their parents 50th wedding anniversary. These high school sweethearts were married in their hometown of Hyrum, on July 31, 1974 and later sealed in the Logan Temple for time and all eternity. Kevin and Denise...
Mannikko Excited About New Role with Hospital Foundation
ROCK SPRINGS – The Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County Foundation is under new leadership under Kayla Mannikko, who started her new role July 16. Prior to being hired as the new executive director of the foundation, Mannikko was with the YWCA as its development director. “I’ve been in nonprofits...
Biological mother speaks of red flags prior to 12-year-old Gavin Peterson's death
WEST HAVEN — The biological mother of 12-year-old Gavin Peterson, who was allegedly starved to death by his biological father, stepmother and oldest brother, is breaking her silence. "It broke my heart to know that he died that way," said Melanie Peterson. "I can't imagine being so hungry. It's...
Grand opening of an oasis
Plain City, UT — Plain City Family Dental will be hosting its grand opening Saturday, August 3rd at 12:30 pm at Town Square Park. This is the first time in many years that Plain City has had a dental office within its own city limits. Dr. Peter Mortenson, DDS, is excited to bring the community a dental experience like no other. From their comfort menu options like noise-canceling headphones and neck pillows to their playhouse and reading nook for children, Plain City Family Dental is dedicated to treating smiles of all ages. It’s become frequently referred to as “your neighborhood dental oasis.”
Local program gives underrepresented kids chance to skate on Olympic ice
KEARNS — A local program that started in 2017 is helping get kids involved in winter sports. And not only that — they get to skate on the same ice as Olympians. “They love it; we keep coming back. My youngest says ice skating is her favorite part of the day. She’s like, ‘I love that it’s cold inside and it’s hot outside,’” said Maria McCurdy, who has two daughters in the program this summer.
Sunrise Stories: 24-Year-Old Motorcyclist Declared Dead After Accident near St. George BLVD
Officials from the United States Drug Enforcement Administration reported a record number of fentanyl pills were seized throughout the state in 2023. Fentanyl is the deadliest drug threat in the entire country, and such a threat required several high-ranking officials to meet in Northern Utah on Thursday to discuss the issue.
Migrants Sent to SLC from Denver Have Nowhere to Go
On June 14, 2024, Governor Cox released a statement on X condemning news that the city of Denver was sending migrants to Utah — without prior approval from Utah state officials. “We recently learned that the Democrat mayor of Denver has been sending illegal immigrants to Utah without proper...
Utah’s 2024 Republican primary saw lower voter turnout compared to record-setting 2020
Now that Utah’s 2024 primary has been certified, we have a complete picture of how many Utahns participated in the June 25 election. Even though Utah’s Republican primary this year was packed full of high-profile and heated races — including the gubernatorial race between Gov. Spencer Cox and Rep. Phil Lyman, a crowded GOP contest […]
The Other Side Donuts helps unsheltered Utahns one donut at a time
SALT LAKE CITY — A new donut shop in Salt Lake is helping unsheltered Utahns one colorful pastry at a time. The Other Side Donuts shop employs formerly unhoused Utahns as bakers. They prepare around 1,000 donuts a day. “The Other Side Donuts is a non-profit whose sole mission...
University of Utah expands meal plans to all students
SALT LAKE CITY — Students at The University of Utah who want to save money with their meal plans no longer have to live on campus. Discounts on student meal plans used to only be available to students on campus. Once Vice President of Housing and Residential Education Sean...
Jazz Have Waived Veteran Forward
The Utah Jazz continue to make moves for the future. Danny Ainge knows his team might not have a chance to compete at the highest level just yet, and he’s being very crafty and thorough about every piece on their roster. Unfortunately, that means he had no choice but to part ways with a fan favorite who might not have an actual place in the league. As reported by NBA Central on Twitter, the Jazz have officially parted ways with Kenneth Lofton Jr. The Utah Jazz are waiving Kenneth Lofton Jr. pic.twitter.com/eyGqOpABV4 — NBACentral (@TheDunkCentral) July 24, 2024 Contrary to...
2 West Valley homes damaged in fire; neighbors say fireworks to blame
WEST VALLEY CITY — Homeowners in West Valley City are urging people to be cautious after they said fireworks are likely what caused a large blaze that left two homes damaged early Thursday. West Valley firefighters responded to a structure fire before 3 a.m. at the 3900 block of...
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