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EA Sports College Football 25 Sim Of BYU/Southern Illinois With Alternating QBs
PROVO, Utah — After 11 long years of waiting, we live in a world where we can simulate college football games again on a video game. Thanks to EA Sports College Football 25, we can play out BYU football games before they kick off. So it’s only natural to...
This is our time: BYU football tight ends looking to make their own mark in 2024
One of many ways to start an argument among BYU football fans is ask who is the best tight end to wear a Cougar uniform. “Chad Lewis!” some would immediately respond. “He was great, but he wasn’t as good as Dennis Pitta,” someone else would fire back.
BYU junior safety Tanner Wall proud to be walk-on starter
That’s the best piece of advice for walk-ons, according to BYU junior safety Tanner Wall. “Trust the process and be willing to do whatever it takes to make your dreams come true and accomplish the goals you have for yourself,” Wall said Tuesday after practice. “This is definitely a place where that is possible because there are coaches who believe in players. They’ve made the promise that the best guys are going to play. If you are a walk-on who grinds until you are the best guy, then you are going to be rewarded. So my message is to out-work everyone around you and find ways to improve that other people might not be doing.”
UDOT recycles concrete on several new interchange projects
TAYLORSVILLE — What is old is new again for Utah Department of Transportation, which is recycling old concrete from Bangerter Highway to help pave new highway interchanges. It's all about working smarter, not harder, as UDOT decided to recycle material on site rather than haul the material off to another area. This helps save on the total number of trips trucks need to take.
More wildfire smoke headed to the Wasatch Front
SALT LAKE CITY — Enjoy these clear skies while you can. More wildfire smoke is on its way to the Wasatch Front. According to KSL Meteorologist Matt Johnson, wildfire smoke starts to build in as early as tomorrow afternoon. Utahns can expect the smoke to stick around as University of Utah kicks off their season Thursday night at Rice Eccles Stadium.
As winter looms and homeless shelter capacity strains, Utah leaders ask: Will we be ready?
Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall aired some frustrations at the start of the Utah Homeless Services Board meeting on Thursday, when the powerful governing body that distributes crucial funding and oversees the state’s local homeless providers met for a third time since its restructuring. Earlier this year, the...
Alert! Counterfeit Car Seats Being Sold In Utah
Child safety advocates at Intermountain Primary Children’s Hospital are seeing a rise in the number of parents unknowingly purchasing counterfeit car seats online for their children, which puts them at higher risk of serious injury – or worse – in case of a crash. These types of...
Utah schools may ban cellphones during class time in 2025
A universal prohibition of cellphones may be implemented in Utah public schools as soon as in March 2025, if the state Legislature approves it. State law doesn’t mention the use of cellphones in schools, South Jordan Republican Sen. Lincoln Fillmore said on Monday. But, a draft bill that Fillmore and Rep. Douglas Welton, R-Payson, introduced ahead of the 2025 legislative session intends to change that, setting a cellphone and smartwatch ban as a default for school districts, citing substantial distractions for students.
'It felt Islamophobic': Utah Muslims speak out over post from Utah lawmaker
TAYLORSVILLE — Members of the Muslim community are speaking out about a video showing a group of Shia Muslims dressed in black and carrying flags walking in Taylorsville that was put out by a Utah state lawmaker. That video, posted by Davis County Rep. Trevor Lee, R-Layton, has many...
Utah’s rents are already a challenge. Extra fees can stretch things even further
Mike Burke lives in a townhouse in Ogden with a mandatory internet package, a common area maintenance charge and a monthly “tax fee.” Utilities aside, he pays about $140 per month in fees — and he thinks this pricing structure is deceitful. “It feels like they're not...
Counties to Honor Those Lost to Overdose With 'A Light to Remember' 2024
Utah residents will come together for the 6th annual “A Light to Remember” event, marking International Overdose Awareness Day with events in nine locations across the state on Aug. 31. The day’s activities will help recognize those who have died from an overdose and acknowledge the grief of...
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