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West-side family vows to stay put amid redevelopment push, pressure to sell
SALT LAKE CITY — An unfinished townhome project sits seemingly abandoned next to the Leal home on Salt Lake City's west side. Across the street, several homes sit boarded up and fenced off, awaiting demolition, Jose Luis Leal and daughter Alexandra Leal Vergara say, so the land can be redeveloped.
Ryan Reynolds and his mom join Parkinson's education campaign
SALT LAKE CITY — About the time that actor Ryan Reynolds began working on the original "Deadpool" movie, his father James Reynolds died of Parkinson's disease. The elder Reynolds was 74 and had lived with the disease since his diagnosis at age 57 in 1998. In interviews, Reynolds has noted that his dad didn't really talk about the disease — and they certainly didn't talk about two of the lesser-known complications of the disease: delusions and hallucinations, which for James Reynolds started about halfway through the course of his Parkinson's.
Sugar House neighbor sentenced to prison for multiple civil stalking violations
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Salt Lake City resident Maurice Raffoul was sentenced to prison on Monday following multiple 2News Investigations that spanned more than a year now. When revoking his probation, Third District Court Judge William Kendall called Raffoul, "essentially a one-person crime spree and disruptor of neighborhood harmony for a very long time."
Midvale man charged with stabbing, trying to kill Duchesne County man
MYTON, Duchesne County — A Midvale man was charged Monday with stabbing another man in Duchesne County multiple times. Casey Lynn Malin, 34, is charged in 8th District Court with attempted murder, a first-degree felony; two counts of theft of a vehicle or gun and burglary, second-degree felonies; and possession of a gun by a restricted person, a third-degree felony.
Get Freaky Drops Off Bass-Fueled Lineup for 2024 Edition
Andy C, Noizu, Baauer, JAUZ, Dimension, Slander, VNSSA, Zomboy, KAYZO, and more are set to play the upcoming edition of Get Freaky in Salt Lake City. Halloween is quickly approaching, and festivals centered on the holiday have dropped off plenty of heat over the past few weeks. One of the latest to be announced is Get Freaky, Salt Lake City’s annual spooky soiree that has captivated attendees with dynamic sets and plenty of surprises. This year’s edition is set to take place at the Utah State Fairpark on October 25-27 and deliver another wicked good time.
New Theatre Company DoGood Provides a Soul-Stirring BANDSTAND
PLEASANT GROVE — As much as I love seeing the classics on stage, it is very exciting when something new to our area premieres. And it is even more thrilling when that production is staged by a brand new company trying to make a name for themselves. And that’s exactly what the DoGood Theater’s new production of the Broadway musical Bandstand offers. Performed at the Liahona Theater, this beautiful musical pays tribute to veterans with moving song and dance, well performed by all involved.
Crews keep deck fire from spreading to interior of south Bountiful home
BOUNTIFUL, Utah, Aug. 18, 2024 (Gephardt Daily) — Fire crews extinguished a deck fire and kept it from spreading to the interior of a south Bountiful home Sunday morning. Firefighters were called to the home, where residents awoke to the smell of smoke, the South Davis Metro Fire Service Area stated on social media.
Utah State Men’s Basketball Concludes Undefeated European Tour with a Win
DUBROVNIK, Croatia – Utah State men's basketball played its final of three games against international competition Sunday morning in Dubrovnik, Croatia, defeating KK Podgorica of Montenegro's first league Prva A Liga 75-41. With the win, the Aggies conclude their European tour undefeated, winning all three games by 25-plus points.
Luther Elliss Sees Great Leadership In Utah Defensive Linemen
SALT LAKE CITY - The Utah defensive line has always been a strong suit for the Utes and 2024 looks like it will be no exception, if not potentially the best ever?. Obviously, a lot of football has yet to be played before that determination can be accurately made, but the excitement around the level of talent and leadership in the room is palpable.
GALLERY: Utah State football Blue-White Scrimmage - Aug. 17, 2024
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Utah Eliminates California From Playoff Contention
Eduardo Curros – Field Correspondent, All Lacrosse All The Time. The Utah Archers played the first of two games this weekend Friday night at Zions Bank Stadium against the California Redwoods. Utah came into their Homecoming weekend having lost their last two games, as well as the West Conference lead to the Denver Outlaws. Meanwhile, California was in need of a big game and significant help if they were going to make the playoffs. The Redwoods rallied from fourth quarter deficits of 10-7 and 12-8 to force overtime. However, Utah would prevail 13-12 in overtime to drop the Redwoods to 3-7, eliminating them from playoff contention.
Heritage Day: Mont and Vicki Peterson recognized for decades of service at the Lehi Round-Up Rodeo
Editor’s Note: The Lehi Historical Society is proud to present the stories of its Lehi Heritage Day 2024 honorees. The story of Vere LaMont and Vicki Jo Peterson is the sixth of eight articles featuring this year’s honorees. Each couple will be celebrated at Lehi Heritage Day on Sept. 2, from 2:30-6 p.m., at the Legacy Center at 123 N. Center. For more information on Lehi Heritage Day, see lehihistory.com or call 801-768-1570.
How new rules taking effect will impact Utah homebuyers and sellers
SALT LAKE CITY — The rules are about to change when it comes to buying and selling a home. Starting Saturday, terms of a $418 million settlement between the National Association of Realtors and home sellers will go into effect. Sellers will no longer be able to promise compensation...
The Revival of the U’s Middle East Center
The Middle East Center at the University of Utah is undergoing a significant revitalization. The center has faced several challenges in the past decade, including faculty retirements and a reduction in funding. But now, under the directorship of Chris Low, the center has added several new hires and expanded their programming. They intend to restore the center to national prominence by 2030, Low told The Daily Utah Chronicle.
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