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A cyberattack targeted the Heber City municipal corporation’s local IT network on Oct. Heber City Mayor Heidi Franco said municipal systems are fully back online and ready to serve residents. “Softwares for most of our systems, those are all perfectly safe,” Franco said.
Heber City has restored its computer systems following a cyberattack on its government network. Officials stated that essential services remained active and the public website was not impacted by the breach.
The Heber City Council is scheduled to hold a series of meetings on Oct. 20, 2026, including a closed session and a regular meeting. The agenda includes discussions regarding security personnel deployment and the Pickle Ball Project.
Sandy City has established architectural design standards for commercial, office, industrial, and institutional developments to ensure high-quality growth. These regulations require developers to maintain design integrity and compatibility with existing structures while protecting natural features and view corridors.
Heber City officials say the Oct. 10 attack was quickly contained and municipal systems were secure and back online Thursday. Heber City's website was not affected, and officials say essential services were never suspended. Residents can continue to pay bills online.
Tugaw is running against Republican Michael Murphy for the seat. Tugaw said development in Wasatch County is "out of control" and the biggest issue in the district, which includes portions of Heber City and all of Hideout. "If housing is scarce, it's supply and demand that basically just drives up the housing costs of all the other locals," Tugaw said.
Heber Valley Self-Reliance Group and the Wasatch Community Foundation invite families, neighbors, gardeners, farmers, and community members to come together for the 2026 Annual Harvest Festival, taking place October 23 from 5–8 p.m. and October 24 from 9 a.m.–2 p.m. at 1335 East Center Street in Heber City.
The Mountainland Technical College Board of Trustees will hold a meeting on Oct. 21, 2026, to discuss various agenda items including academic calendars and budget proposals. The meeting is scheduled to take place at the MTECH Lehi Main Campus.
Bear Bachmeier’s late touchdown pass to Walker Lyons gave the Cougars a 28-24 lead, and BYU’s defense held on to seal a landmark win over the No. 2 Fighting Irish. Who knows when it will end now? Bear Bachmeier found Walker Lyons in the end zone to put the Cougars ahead with 1:47 left, and the BYU defense did just enough to lift No.
Thunder Junction All Abilities Park will host a 10-year anniversary celebration and a groundbreaking ceremony for Phase II on Oct. 20.
No. 8 BYU defeated No. 2 Notre Dame 28-24 in Provo, Utah, on Saturday night. Bear Bachmeier led a winning drive with a touchdown pass to secure the victory and preserve the Cougars' 6-0 record.
Notre Dame suffered its first loss of the 2026 season in Provo on Saturday night, falling 28-24 to BYU. Bear Bachmeier recorded four touchdowns to lead the Cougars to victory.
No. 8 BYU secured a historic upset victory over No. 2 Notre Dame with a 28-24 win in Provo on Saturday, Oct. 17, 2026. The victory in the top-10 matchup carries significant College Football Playoff implications.