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Veteran women’s entrepreneurial conference sparks innovation
The Veteran Women Igniting the Spirit of Entrepreneurship conference is coming to Salt Lake Oct. 11-13. The event helps women veterans and military spouses create a business or find careers. (Photo courtesy of Comcast) For almost 80 years, U.S. military veterans have been more likely to start and own a...
Grid City Music Festival preview
If you're a lover of local art, music and delicious brews, boy do we have great news for you. The Grid City Music Festival is back for another year of all of the above across several days, and you won't want to miss out on any of it. There aren't too many events like this one, so you don't want to experience FOMO until the event comes back next year for another round.
BYU Roundup: Martin earns spot on Earl Campbell Watch List
TYLER, Texas — BYU sophomore running back LJ Martin was named to the Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award Watch List on Wednesday. The watch list features 93 athletes from 76 schools and 31 states. To be considered for the Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award, the nominee must have played for and graduated from a Texas high school or is currently playing at a Texas Division 1 FBS school.
BYU football wants the right swagger in 2024
It’s a word that describes a college football team that goes into every play, every series and every game confident that it is going to get the job done. That attitude can be contagious, with players feeding off of each other even to the point where it can affect different units.
As the school year begins, parents are urged to speak to teens about dating violence
WEST VALLEY CITY — West Valley police are asking parents to speak with their teenagers about dating violence and to educate themselves on the signs of it as a new school year begins. Violence within a relationship can take place in person or online through technology and is considered...
Grade the trade pitch: Jazz send Jordan Clarkson to one of his former teams
It's been no secret that the Utah Jazz would like to get rid of Jordan Clarkson. He doesn't fit the team's current timeline, and they want to see what they have in some of their young guards like Keyonte George and Isaiah Collier. Alas, as Tony Jones put it, Clarkson...
Five Utahns slated to compete in Paris Paralympic Games
Track and field star and Syracuse, Utah, native Hunter Woodhall will attend his third Paralympic Games in search of gold. After watching his wife, Tara Davis-Woodhall, win gold in the women’s long jump earlier this month, track and field star and Syracuse, Utah native Hunter Woodhall will attend his third Paralympic Games in search of his own gold medal.
Lawmakers working on new bills in response to death of West Haven boy
SALT LAKE CITY — Two lawmakers are moving forward to address the death of a 12-year-old West Haven boy with legislative action. Prosecutors allege Gavin Peterson died of prolonged abuse. His father, stepmother, and oldest brother are charged with his July 9 death. Representatives Tyler Clancy, (R) District 60,...
Farmers Market at Benson Grist Mill each Saturday
Each week, vendors offer their fresh produce, eggs, homemade sourdough bread, grass-fed beef, home goods, flowers, craft items, and even chicks for sale at a farmers market in Stansbury Park. The farmers market takes place in the field located north of the Benson Grist Mill, at 325 Pole Canyon Road,...
State wildfire danger remains high despite recent rain
That brings Utah’s total to 980 fires since Jan. 1, 2024. Since the beginning of the year, 31 wildfires have sparked in Summit County and 14 in Wasatch. Across the state, Iron County has seen the most with 73. The largest fire in the state, the Silver King Fire,...
Utah files ambitious lawsuit to take control of 18.5 million acres of federal public land
Utah is suing the federal government over how it manages public land in the state, again. But unlike past legal challenges, which target specific national monuments or policies, the scope of the lawsuit filed with the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday is massive, questioning whether the Bureau of Land Management’s claim to 18.5 million acres […]
Southern and Eastern Utah Residents Warned of Potential Flash Floods Amid Storms Late Wednesday
Salt Lake City, UT – Heavy rainfall is forecasted for southern and eastern Utah, raising the risk of flash flooding starting late Wednesday night and continuing through Thursday. The National Weather Service (NWS) in Salt Lake City warns that thunderstorms could bring significant moisture to the region, causing flooding in vulnerable areas.
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