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Draper teen warns of new social media scam hitting Utahns
DRAPER — Connor Bradshaw thought he had a shot at making a little extra scratch when one of the teen's photos caught an artist's eye on TikTok — an artist eager to use it for his next project. "He was like, 'This is a cool photo. Can I...
Monsoonal flows cause Tooele County flooding
Several roadways throughout the county and homes in Grantsville were flooded yesterday after over 1.4 inches of rain came down in less than an hour. Flooding from the rain began around 3:30 p.m., and the effects lasted until about 6:30 p.m., according to Bucky Whitehouse, Tooele County Emergency Management director.
High school football: Maple Mountain starts 2024 with sights set high
Head Coach: Kalin Hall (2nd Season) Playoffs: No. 13 seed, lost to Box Elder 28-21 in 5A second round. Players to Watch: Eli Mounga (RB/DB, Easton Kojima (LB), Derek Morehouse (WR/DB), Tiger Hakes (LB), Jay Diedeker (OL/DL). Outlook: “Our kids work really hard. We put the time in,” Maple Mountain...
From classroom to C-Span: St. George teacher creates content used throughout nation
ST. GEORGE — Desert Hills High School teacher Brielle Brosier was selected as one of five educators nationwide for C-Span’s 2024 Teacher Fellowship program. In this role, Brosier helped create multimedia educational content for C-Span Classroom. C-Span Networks provides free online resources for teachers, students and the public....
Layton Hills Mall acquired by Florida-based group
LAYTON -- One of the biggest shopping centers in the North Davis-Weber County area is officially under new ownership. Layton Hills Mall, a nearly 600,000-square-foot retail center and commercial hub doing business in the heart of Layton since 1980, has been acquired by the Florida-based firm Second Horizon Capital. The...
'Forever Strong' coach Larry Gelwix reflects on legendary rugby career, influence to others
SALT LAKE CITY — Larry Gelwix has been called the winningest coach in America. "Little did I ever dream that my coaching career would extend 36 years and over 3,000 young men," Gelwix said. In total, it was 418 rugby wins at Highland High with those 3,000 young men.
Provo City Council votes to raise taxes to boost library funding
PROVO — The Provo City Council voted Tuesday to raise taxes to cover a budget shortfall of hundreds of thousands of dollars at the city's library. Leaders warned the library would have to cut services if it didn't get the extra money from the property tax hike, which equates to just under $12 a year on the typical home.
USU rolls out new engineering tech degree to give students more hands-on learning
Utah State University approved a new engineering technology degree, in hopes of giving students more opportunities. The degree is intended to bridge the gap between academia and industry. The program was designed with input from both areas to give students more knowledge and experiences. Richard Hawkes is the director of...
Top high school seniors about to get University of Utah spots without applying
This fall, some of Utah’s highest performing students will receive notice of a guaranteed spot from the state’s flagship university — before they even apply. The unorthodox admissions are part of “Utah Direct,” a new model the University of Utah is testing this year. High school seniors with a GPA of at least 3.5 in […]
Former Allied Wallet Executives Plead Guilty to Bank Fraud Conspiracy Involving $150 Million in Illicit Transactions
Two former executives from the payment processing company Allied Wallet have entered guilty pleas for their roles in a bank fraud conspiracy that orchestrated more than $150 million in prohibited and high-risk payment card transactions. Mohammad "Moe" Diab, 48, from Glendale, Calif., and Amy Rountree, 41, from Logan, Utah, appeared before United States District Judge Nathaniel M. Gorton and each admitted to one count of bank fraud conspiracy, as detailed in an announcement by the U.S. Attorney's Office.
Canyons School District details plans for students with food allergies
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (Good Things Utah) – It’s one of the most common food allergies and it’s also the easiest school lunch, we’re talking about peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Jen Gerrard, Nurse Specialist from Canyons School District, joined us this morning to share more about just how serious the district takes food allergies and how all parents can be mindful of those kids who have them.
Fed Up With High Prices, Consumers Are Helping To Bring Down Costs Associated With Inflation
Americans expect it to average 2.3% over the next three years. Americans have been feeling the impacts of inflation for some time. Now, they’re getting fed up with the higher prices. Consumers are looking for bargains or simply refusing to buy items they feel are too expensive, which economists say could drive prices back to pre-pandemic levels.
Salt Lake County places proposed $507M public safety bond on the November ballot
SALT LAKE CITY — Salt Lake County voters will decide this fall whether to approve a $507 million public safety bond after the County Council voted 8-1 to place the proposal on the November ballot. County Mayor Jenny Wilson formally proposed the bond to the council Tuesday afternoon, describing...
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