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Nominees announced for Third District Court vacancy
The Third District Judicial Nominating Commission has selected nominees for a vacancy on the Third District Court. This position was created by the Legislature during the 2024 Legislative Session. The nominees for the vacancy are: Darcy Goddard, Shareholder/Attorney, Strong & Hanni, P.C.; Todd Hilbig, Assistant Attorney, United States Attorney’s Office;...
Revisiting an Hour with Sheldon Harnick on Monday's Access Utah
Legendary lyricist Sheldon Harnick (Fiddler on the Roof, She Loves Me, Fiorello!) visited Logan for events with the Utah Festival Opera & Musical Theater during their 2013 season. While he was in town, he sat down with Tom Williams for an Access Utah conversation. On this episode we revisit that conversation.
Utah State football: How a talent show provides a glimpse into interim coach Nate Dreiling
LOGAN — Ike Larsen still can't believe it. The Utah State safety marveled as he watched his freshman teammate CJ Tiller perform a magic trick that culminated in a signed greeting card appearing in his backpack, which he had worn throughout the day. It happened during Larsen's favorite memory...
Logan Parks & Recreation sets two Pitch Softball competition to start in September | News
LOGAN – Registration is now open for Two Pitch Softball competition being organized by Logan Parks & Recreation. City officials here explain that Two Pitch Softball is a modified adult softball league, in which each team’s pitcher throws to members of his or her own team. But each...
'Save 1 life': St. George widow to display 606 flags as tribute to those who died from drug overdose
In a tribute to overdose deaths in Utah, one woman is transforming the grounds of a St. George store with 606 purple flags — each representing a life lost in just one year. She seeks to raise awareness and inspire action, aiming to save lives through increased consciousness and community support.
Sunrise Stories: Pine View Students Accused of Wearing Blackface at Football Game
A 41-year-old man was killed after he fell 20 feet off a houseboat on Lake Powell on Sunday. Jackson Law, 41, was found dead in the early afternoon after authorities searched for the man near Wetherill Canyon. A GoFundMe page has been created to assist the victim’s family prepare for...
Copier Moves From SLC to Central Fla. For iHeart
For 25 years, she was a local media fixture in Salt Lake City, serving as Local Sales Manager of KUTV-2 under CBS ownership and in May 2011 joined iHeartMedia as Regional SVP of Sales, rising to Market President in April 2021. Now, this longtime leader is trading the Wasatch Front...
Box Elder students return to the classroom for their first day
BRIGHAM CITY — The last Utah school district heads back to class on Monday. The Box Elder School District spans a large area from North Ogden to the Idaho border. Students in the “hive” at Box Elder High School in Brigham City are buzzing into the school year with high expectations.
BYU's official Week 1 Depth Chart
Week 1 is here and BYU has unveiled their official depth chart for the season opener. BYU football season is officially upon us. Fans have had questions about specific position battles throughout all of Training Camp. From the quarterback to the punter, we have been anxiously waiting to see who would win starting positions when the team takes the field against Southern Illinois. And now, with the team's official depth chart in hand, nearly none of those questions have been answered.
Students awarded school spirit award while wearing blackface at football 'blackout' game
ST. GEORGE, Utah (KUTV) — Several parents were upset that two students showed up to a “blackout” high school football game in St. George with black face paint. A parent who spoke with KUTV said the students were even awarded a prize for best school spirit, and took a photo with the cheerleaders.
Moab looking at infrastructure changes after another flood runs through Main Street
MOAB, Utah (KUTV) — Not one, not two, but four different flooding events have swamped Moab this summer. After the severe thunderstorms, people there felt like something needed to be done to stop the cycle that has been on repeat in 2024. "Maybe this is what the city and...
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