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Thunderstorms scattered across Utah Friday, set to be dry and cool over weekend
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) – Happy Friday, Utah! Scattered thunderstorms are coming Friday afternoon east of the I-15, with strong winds ahead of an incoming cold front. However, the wet weather won’t stay for the entire weekend. After a quiet and calm start, the daytime heating is mixing with some monsoon moisture to kick off […]
Bingham defense shuts down Crimson Cliffs in 17-7 win
WASHINGTON — The 6A Bingham Miners used a second-half push to defeat the 4A Crimson Cliffs Mustangs 17-7 Friday night. Just one year removed from their state championship victory, the Mustangs are now 0-2 on the season. But even last season, Crimson Cliffs took just one loss — a 3-point defeat at the hands of the Miners.
Intermountain Healthcare and Black Physicians of Utah team up to provide unique event in Medicine Program for students of color
MURRAY, Utah (ABC4 Utah) – Intermountain Health and Black Physicians of Utah are collaborating on the 3rd annual Medicine Immersion Day, a community event focused on introducing Black and other Utahns of color to the field of medicine and empowering them to become physicians and learn more about healthcare careers.
Man accused in death of Sandy woman who was his co-worker denied bail ahead of trial
SALT LAKE CITY — A 78-year-old man accused of killing his former co-worker and dumping her body near the Jordan River in Sandy will remain in prison while he awaits trial. William O'Reilly, of South Jordan, was ordered to stand trial in July for the murder of Masako Yamada Kenley, who was both shot and stabbed near the Jordan River in 2021, after waiving his right to a preliminary hearing.
With closing of the Lighthouse Lounge, its artistic community heads elsewhere
OGDEN -- The Lighthouse Lounge on Historic 25th Street has long beckoned customers to drop in for a cocktail or brew, some tasty food, friendly conversation and live entertainment on open Mic nights. And for many, the lively establishment became a haven to hang out and socialize. But in July,...
BYU football punter Sam Van Der Haar bringing his own versatility and personality
Ready for some BYU football trivia to stump your friends?. Ask where the oldest player on the Cougar roster in 2024 served his mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. It’s actually a trick question because 27-year-old sophomore punter Sam Van Der Haar didn’t serve a mission....
Snow leopard at Utah Hogle Zoo dies after sudden health decline
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah’s Hogle Zoo announced the death of a male snow leopard named Chimeegui Thursday after his health rapidly declined for an unknown reason. Chim was 12 years old. The zoo said the snow leopard, named Chimeegui and known commonly as Chim, was humanely euthanized...
Late Friday night Grand County, Moab officials warn flooding not over
GRAND COUNTY, Utah, Aug. 23, 2024 (Gephardt Daily) — After a day of flooding, officials at 9:30 p.m. Friday were advising “more storms on the way.”. And “Flash Flood Warnings Still in Effect for Grand County,” Grand County Emergency Management said online. “At 929 p.m. MDT,...
Purple Innovation to consolidate 3 factories into 1 as part of restructuring
Lehi, Utah – Bedding brand Purple Innovation will consolidate its mattress manufacturing into one factory in Georgia, shuttering two facilities located in its home state of Utah. Purple factories in Salt Lake City and Grantsville, Utah, will close, and the company plans to open a distribution center in Utah...
Kaysville to Bountiful chase ends in arrest
KAYSVILLE, Utah, Aug. 23, 2024 (Gephardt Daily) — Multiple agencies joined together Friday night to end the Kaysville to Bountiful chase of a reckless rush hour driver. Events began at 4:48 p.m. when a Kaysville police officer made a traffic stop at 315 N Main St. on a grey Lexus SUV for traffic violations that almost caused an accident, Kaysville PD said in a 7:30 p.m. press release.
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