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Park City height limits addressed as developer introduces hotel project to crowd
A lodging property proposed to be developed at a high-profile Park City intersection may climb to a height that is taller than normally would be allowed at the location. The firm that wants to demolish The DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Park City – The Yarrow and then rebuild on the land is seeking an exception to the City Hall rules regulating the height of buildings.
Education Week: BYU religion professor gives guidance to those whose family members struggle with faith
BYU religion professor Bryan B. Korth led a heartfelt discussion during his education week class titled “Wayward Family Members: Finding Hope in Jesus Christ and the Father’s Plan for our Children.”. The session began with Korth expressing solidarity with those in attendance, acknowledging that many carry burdens related...
Logan mayor talks housing, mall repurposing and a shout out to city lifeguards | News
LOGAN – Logan Mayor Holly Daines was back for her monthly Speak to the Mayor hour Wednesday afternoon during KVNU’s For the People program. The mayor agreed that some of these huge apartment complexes, such as Millcreek across from Logan High School, have turned out well and not distracted from the downtown.
Avoiding risk: Keeping kids safe in bear country
SALT LAKE CITY — There has been a rash of recent incidents involving bears and people. Utah experienced a microburst of conflicts this summer, with three incidents straddling the closing days of July and the onset of August. Then, last week, while camping at Perry's RV just south of...
Utah rape suspect who fled the country appears at preliminary hearing
Julia Jenaé, in for Julie Grant discusses his narrative and the cross-examination of Robert Telles ahead of his continued testimony. (8/23/24) Fore more crime and trial news coverage, visit Court TV
Fountain Green receives donations, support to clean up from devastating flood
FOUNTAIN GREEN, Sanpete County — Leaders in Fountain Green, Sanpete County, are getting a clearer picture of the damage after a major weekend flood. As of Thursday afternoon, Mayor Mark Coombs told KSL-TV, the city had identified 167 homes that were impacted by flooding, with another 126 that still needed to be assessed.
Man in critical condition after being hit by 2 cars in Salt Lake County
SANDY — One man is in critical condition after he was hit in Sandy by two separate cars, according to Sandy police. Investigators believe he may have been lying down in the middle of the roadway. Sgt. Greg Moffitt said the man was in the roadway near 8800 South...
Matchups for NIT Season Tip-Off Announced
LOGAN, Utah – Matchups for the NIT Season Tip-Off, which includes the Utah State men's basketball team and will be played Nov. 28-29 at State Farm Field House at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex near Orlando, Florida, were announced on Thursday. Utah State will be joined in the...
Iranian hackers who breached Trump's campaign targeted Utah oil data earlier this year, document reveals
The Iranian hacker group accused of targeting both presidential campaigns, and successfully breaching Donald Trump’s, also tried to hack multiple Utah government sites, according to a previously nonpublic state law enforcement notice obtained by NBC News. The group tried to breach “Utah-based assets including a county in Utah, geological...
New hot yoga and Pilates studio to open in AF
Robyn Nielson is a Utahn with a long history in exercise instruction and an even longer history in business ownership. Her newest endeavor, Unified Hot Yoga & Pilates on Main Street in American Fork, merges these passions. “As I get older, I really want to invest the latter part of...
Prep girls soccer: Wolves storm back from 2-goal deficit to stun Hawks
MILLVILLE — It was looking bleak for the reigning 4A state champions on more than one occasion, but they refused to fold. Instead, Green Canyon came storming back from a late 3-1 deficit and then came from behind in a shootout to steal one on the road against Ridgeline in a Region 11 girls soccer showdown on Thursday evening. The score was knotted up at 3-3 after 100 minutes of action, so the final outcome was contested from the penalty spot and the Wolves prevailed in a seven-round shootout, 5-4.
Prep girls volleyball: Ridgeline falls to Fremont; Wolves keep winning
MILLVILLE — It was looking good for the Riverhawks after the first set Thursday night. But errors caught up with the Ridgeline girls volleyball team against 6A Fremont. The Silverwolves rallied to win in four in their season opener, 16-25, 25-16, 29-27, 25-23.
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