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The story of SLC’s Weller Book Works after 95 years of business
SALT LAKE CITY — A legendary book store in Salt Lake City celebrated 95 years of business Friday. More than business though, Weller Book Works is really celebrating a history that could fill a book of its own. According to the store, in 1929, the Weller Book Works’ founder,...
UFC champ Alex Pereira says Magomed Ankalaev refused to fight him; Ankalaev says otherwise
Alex Pereira says he was ready to defend his UFC light heavyweight championship against Magomed Ankalaev next. Instead, Pereira (11-2 MMA, 8-1 UFC) drew Khalil Rountree (13-5 MMA, 9-5 UFC) in the UFC 307 main event Oct. 5 in Salt Lake City. Ankalaev (19-1-1 MMA, 10-1-1 UFC) will face Aleksandar Rakic Oct. 26 at UFC 308 in Abu Dhabi.
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.
Prosecutors make their case for why Utah children's book author should face trial in husband's death
PARK CITY, Utah — (AP) — Detectives on Monday described in court how they zeroed in on a Utah mother known for penning a children’s book about grief as the main suspect in her husband’s fatal poisoning. The multiday hearing will determine whether prosecutors have enough evidence against her to proceed with a trial.
Teen resource centers open at 3 Ogden high schools
OGDEN — Ogden School District’s three high schools hit the ground running this year with new teen resource centers as the new school year began. Jer Bates, director of communications for the Ogden School District, told the Standard-Examiner in an email Friday the newly opened centers at Ogden, Ben Lomond and Ogden Technical high school offer several services for students in need.
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.
Old friends unite for great concert at Utah First Amp
It was like an old fashioned band reunion–two highly successful groups meeting to perform on. the same stage. For those who watched Blue October and Switchfoot rock the Utah First Credit. Union Amphitheatre Saturday night, it seemed like old friends coming together for a great night. of rock and...
Local woman starts pickleball recycling effort
SALT LAKE CITY — A local pickleball player has started a program to recycle old or unwanted pickleballs. Brenda Koga has been a longtime pickleball player at Fairmont Park. After she heard about pickleball recycling, she wanted to do that here in Salt Lake City. Koga has been collaborating...
Northridge Knights are 2-0 with an impressive road victory over rival Layton Lancers 23-14
The Knights’ defense was the highlight of a big-play, hard-hitting contest that showcased talented players on both teams. Both teams entered the game having won their week one matchup, and starting the season 2-0 would be a significant boost. The Knights had the Lancers down for three quarters until the Lancers’ offense started picking up steam and fell just short in the final minutes.
‘Living Up To That Standard:’ AD Tom Holmoe Lays Out Year Two Of BYU’s Big 12 Era
PROVO, Utah — BYU athletics director Tom Holmoe spoke at Education Week in front of a capacity crowd at the Kimball Tower. The presentation has taken on a different look than his early years as BYU’s AD. Holmoe, entering his 20th year overseeing BYU’s athletic department, used to spend 30 to 45 minutes fielding questions from an Education Week crowd filled with fans and boosters.
Video: ‘Poatan’ Pulls Rim Job At Old Tire Shop
Alex Pereira, the UFC light heavyweight champion, returned to his roots by visiting the tire shop where he once worked in Brazil. Despite his successful combat sports career, he showcased his old skills by changing tires with minimal tools. Pereira's journey from dropping out of school at 12 to becoming a champion underscores his resilience and determination. He will defend his title against Khalil Rountree Jr. at UFC 307 on October 5 in Salt Lake City, Utah, after a series of challenges securing a fight with No. 2 ranked Magomed Ankalaev.
St. George Marathon Sold Out Possibly Breaking City Record
The St. George Marathon isn’t starting until October 5, but the full marathon and half marathon have already sold out leaving only the 5K and other activities like the Mayor’s Walk available for participation. David Cordero, the Director of Communications for the City of St. George, said this...
#1 Recruit in the World Will Play Ball in Hurricane
A basketball academy that has been based in northern Utah is moving into what was once Diamond Ranch Academy just off Route 9 on the way to Sand Hollow State Park. It is Utah Prep Academy, and it has become a place where elite athletes come to play and learn.
Man arrested in Elko for attempted stabbing
The Elko Police Department arrested 34-year old Oscar Ruiz on August 25 for attempted murder and battery with a deadly weapon. On August 24, Elko Police Officers were dispatched to a location on South 5th Street after a report of someone who had been stabbed several times. Upon arrival, officers...
Construction on two middle schools underway | News
NIBLEY – Excavating machinery is moving dirt, pipes are being laid and cement is being poured at 925 W. 3200 S. in Nibley for one of two middle schools that are under construction. The Cache County School District (CCSD) has started construction on two Middle Schools in Cache Valley.
Utahn with extensive history of theft charged with stealing car from dealership
SALT LAKE CITY — A man with an extensive criminal history of theft and burglary has been charged with stealing a vehicle being repaired at a Salt Lake car dealership. Christian Wayne Pyle, 62, is charged in 3rd District Court with theft of a motor vehicle, a second-degree felony.
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