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Former Utah Wildlife Board member among 7 charged in illegal hunting scheme
KANAB — A Kane County commissioner and former member of the Utah Wildlife Board — a commission that reviews some hunting, fishing and other wildlife-related regulations in the state — is now facing nearly a dozen charges after prosecutors allege his company illegally baited big game for hunting purposes.
Utah expected to spend almost $12 million fighting wildfires this year
So far, at least $28 million has been spent fighting almost 1,000 wildfires in Utah this year, with about $7.2 million shouldered by the state. That’s according to Jamie Barnes, director of the Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands, who said with roughly three months left in the fire season, that number will […]
Former Davis mosquito abatement employee faces 14 voyeurism charges
FARMINGTON — A Bountiful man now faces numerous felony charges after police say a camera was found in the women's locker room recording employees "in various stages of dress." Gavin Allen Malo, 23, was charged Thursday in 2nd District Court with 14 counts of voyeurism, a third-degree felony. The...
Man struck by 2 cars on State Street in Sandy in critical condition
SANDY, Utah (ABC4) — A Utah man has been hospitalized in critical condition after being struck by two cars in Sandy early Friday morning, Aug. 23. Sgt. Greg Moffit with the Sandy Police Department said the man, who has not been identified, was struck around 1:30 a.m. near 8800 South and State Street.
Bountiful City Council member succumbs to aggressive form of brain cancer
City Councilmember Kate Bradshaw and Jesse Bell take a ride on one of the trails. The pair shared a passion for the outdoors. Courtesy photos. BOUNTIFUL—Bountiful City staff and council members are mourning the loss of their friend and colleague Jesse Bell who passed away Aug. 13 after a 14-month battle with the effects of an aggressive form of brain cancer. Bell was 47. He had served as a council member since 2022.
Lady Dinos Fall in Tough Five Set Match
The Carbon volleyball team battle against the Draper APA Eagles on Wednesday, for their first game on their home court of the season. Draper came into the match at 5-0, winning teams such as Judge Memorial, Granger and Roy, among others. In those matches, they were yet to lose a set, going 12-0 in their sets.
Ogden 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 co-workers of Bridger Granath will be selling pulled pork sandwiches this...
Park City Rotary Club honors service and stewardship with annual awards
Born on opposite coasts and drawn to the Park City area by different paths, two longtime residents were honored this week for their dedication to service and altruism that has made the community a better place to live. The Park City Rotary Club named National Ability Center Program Manager Tracy...
Park City rough sketch shows hotels as de facto bookends to Swede Alley
Hotels could someday serve as the de facto bookends to a dramatic reworking of Swede Alley, a concept that would be designed to attract more visitors to stay in the Main Street core. A committee is considering the future of the Main Street core and the municipal government recently released...
Park City High School seniors share back-to-school tips
It’s that time of year again. Staples’ shelves lie empty. The Outlets Park City are swarmed with parents and children finding that perfect first day of school outfit. The Park Avenue Starbucks is gearing up for a surplus of early-morning coffee orders. Students swap schedules with friends — hoping to land in the same courses with the same teachers.
What you need to know ahead of Park City Miners Day
As the longest-running event in Park City, the 129-year celebration honors the town’s mining legacy and begins with a 5k run and pancake breakfast Monday, Sept. 2. The Bark City 5k is a fundraising run organized by Park City Twilight Rotary and a portion of the proceeds benefit local animal rescue organizations.
Registration opens for Park City Water Polo
Park City Water Polo has announced that registration is now open for the upcoming season. Organizers said that the program offers opportunities for all abilities and welcomes boys and girls across age groups, including youth (10U, 12U, 14U mixed), boys junior varsity and boys and girls varsity teams. The season...
Update: Silver Alert for Roy woman canceled
ROY, Utah, Aug. 23, 2024 (Gephardt Daily) — A Silver Alert has been issued for an 83-year-old Roy woman last seen on Thursday, Aug. 15. Agnes Bojanski may be traveling in a 2014 GMC Terrain SUV, silver in color. The Utah plate is D994JC. Bojanski stands 5 feet 6...
New Upgrade Labs center an ‘and’ for Park City community
For Park City couple Logan Jones-Olson and Kristen Roscher, bringing an Upgrade Labs center to the Wasatch Back is their way of giving back to the community, bringing a resource from which they’ve both benefited. Upgrade Labs is a “medical spa” — not as relaxing as a traditional spa,...
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