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Joel Klatt Makes Big 12 Championship Game Prediction
On Thursday, FOX Sports’ Joel Klatt made his pick for the 2024 Big 12 Championship Game. Klatt believes the two teams facing off in Arlington will be the Utah Utes and the Kansas Jayhawks, with the Utes emerging victorious. “In the Big 12 I’ve got Utah playing, wait for...
Local attorney recognized as volunteer citizen of the year
The award is named for the late John C. Green, who served as Park City’s mayor from 1978 to 1986. Strachan grew up in Park City, and later served on the City Planning Commission for 10 years, some of that time as chairman. He now chairs the city’s Planning...
Park City nonprofit committee will exclude board members, employees
Employees and board members of nonprofits likely to apply for grant funding from Park City will not be allowed to sit on the advisory committee, under rules adopted by the city council Thursday. Craig Weakley, who serves on the board of the Park City Senior Center, expressed concern about that...
Game Week Fan Information Presented by Utah 360: Get Ready for Thursday’s Football Season Opener
SALT LAKE CITY — The preseason 12th-ranked Utah Utes open the 2024 football season—the first as members of the Big 12 Conference—at home against Southern Utah on Thursday, Aug. 29, at 7 p.m. Fans returning to Rice-Eccles for this historic and highly-anticipated season-opener will find a number of enhancements have been implemented to make the game-day experience even more enjoyable. Fans can find everything they need to plan their game day on the official mobile app of Utah Athletics, Utah 360.
The man who stars as Jesus in The Chosen gives us a preview of Season 4
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (Good Things Utah) – The global sensation The Chosen is returning to your televisions next month! The Chosen is the first multi-season series of it’s kind, a groundbreaking historical drama about the life of Jesus. The lead actor who portrays Jesus Christ, Jonathan Roumie, joined us this morning to tell us what happens in Season 4.
Landscaping Equipment Exchange Spring 2024 Program Outcomes
Here at SLCgreen, we’re always working to find actionable, high-impact strategies to improve local air quality. This spring, we ran our first-ever Landscaping Equipment Exchange (in the past we’ve partnered with the State’s program). Our goal is to remove highly polluting gas-powered landscaping tools from the airshed and replace them with electric alternatives. Through this spring’s program, the City was able to:
Education Week: Book of Mormon Evidences, Discoveries
David A. LeFevre, a lecturer at Brigham Young University’s Education Week, delivered a presentation titled "Book of Mormon Evidences and Discoveries" focusing on the historical aspects of Lehi’s journey through Arabia as described in the Book of Mormon. LeFevre, who earned a bachelor’s degree in history from BYU,...
Pick Six Previews: BYU projected for another difficult transition season in Big 12
PROVO — The best time of year is upon us. It's an honor to be back at KSL.com with my weekly in-season role covering both BYU and Utah. After another round of conference realignment, the two rivals are back on a collision course in the same league for the first time since 2010.
Logan mayor talks housing, mall repurposing and a shout out to city lifeguards
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.
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.
Three Utah veterans given military funeral service after remains were unclaimed
BLUFFDALE — Motorcycles and summer weekends just go together. For some, there is nothing like the freedom to just hit the open road and ride. A group of nearly two dozens bikers in Salt Lake County did that Saturday morning, but it wasn’t just to have fun. It...
Top 18 Male FreeRide Mountain Bikers in the World Are Invited to 2024 Red Bull Rampage
VIRGIN, Utah (August 21, 2024) – Eighteen of the top male freeride athletes have been invited to the 2024 Red Bull Rampage, the world’s premier big-mountain freeride competition. Part of a brand-new two-day format, the men’s contest will return on Saturday, Oct. 12th following the women’s event two days beforehand. Returning to Virgin, Utah, the athletes will attempt to tame the jagged ridgelines and steep cliffs of the unforgiving Southwestern Utah desert to determine the best in the sport.
One transported after shots fired during Weber County Airbnb fight
UINTAH, Utah (KUTV) — One person was transported after a fight broke out at an Airbnb party in Uintah. Weber County Sheriff’s deputies said they responded to the residence located at 6800 South 1850 East on reports of shots fired at 4 a.m. on Saturday, Aug. 24. A...
Lehi Pioneers shut out Desert Hills Thunder in St. George
The Lehi High School football team used stout defense and an effective-enough offense to blank the Thunder 35-0 in St. George on Friday (Aug. 23). The margin could have been much worse as the Pioneers committed some costly mistakes in the contest and made two fruitless trips into the red zone, but they were comfortable enough to play much of the game with reserves and rolled to a big win.
Gen-Z voters discuss the challenges of staying informed in a polarized political climate
ST. GEORGE, Utah (KUTV) — This November, millions of young voters may play a key role in deciding who wins the presidential election. According to a recent USA Today study, more than 40 million Gen-Z voters will be eligible to vote. At Utah Tech University, students from across the...
‘Mesmerized and amazed’: Utah Tech dance students immerse selves in Italian art, traditions
Communicating with a language barrier can be hard, but when these students traveled to Italy, they found a common ground that transcends spoken word: the art of dance. “Whether the teacher could speak English or not, through dance, we were able to communicate and share the love of dance with each other,” Utah Tech University dance Adviser Jenny Mair said.
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