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Ty Jerome scored a career-high 45 points as the Memphis Grizzlies used a third-quarter rally enroute to a 123-103 victory over the Utah Jazz on Wednesday night in the season opener for both teams. The game featured two of the top rookies in the current class: Utah picked Darryn Peterson of Kansas No. 2 overall right before Memphis selected Cam Boozer from Duke.
The NBA season is finally here. The Utah Jazz open up the regular season on Wednesday in Memphis against the Grizzlies — excited to chase wins and not lottery balls. That’s a sentiment I’ve heard from the front office to the coaching staff to the players themselves.
Lehi unveiled its 24th historical marker at Dry Creek Park on Oct. 10 to honor the 1855 wheat harvest of Sarah and Canute Peterson. The ceremony celebrated how the couple's crops fed the community during a grasshopper plague.
An aerial view of the Cleone Peterson Eccles Equestrian Center in Mt. Pleasant shows the facility's indoor and outdoor arenas, horse trailers and competition grounds. The Mormon Pioneer National Heritage Area (MPNHA) helped advance 10 community projects throughout Sanpete County during fiscal year 2026, including work at the Cleone Peterson Eccles Equestrian Center in Mt.
Brice Sensabaugh and Darryn Peterson led the team with five each. “There were some individual moments for a lot of the guys that played where everybody sort of got to have their moment about them, but it’s a team game,” Hardy said postgame.
Darryn Peterson was thinking like an NBA veteran long before he ever stepped onto the court for the Utah Jazz. The much-hyped star rookie's work ethic and maturity have already caught the attention of his new teammates and coaches. But a recent story from a former NBA All-Star shows that Peterson's approach to basketball isn't new.
In the 2026 race for Utah’s House District 1, candidates Thomas Peterson, Chris Reid and Jason O’Dell vie for the position. Read The Salt Lake Tribune’s voter guide here.
A woman who was seen thrown to the ground by a Utah County Sheriff’s Office deputy in a now-viral video says she is still recovering from her injuries as the incident sparks renewed concerns about police use of force. Aspen Azalea, who had a visible bruise on her chin on Wednesday, said she continues to experience concussion symptoms after the encounter Tuesday night, Oct. 20.
The IRONMAN Group announced on October 21, 2026, that the new IRONMAN 70.3 Utah triathlon will join the global racing calendar in 2027. The inaugural event is scheduled for August 21, 2027, featuring a course through Deer Creek Reservoir and Provo Canyon.
PROVO, Utah (ABC4) — A video has been circulating online depicting a woman being thrown to the ground and placed in handcuffs at the Utah County Commission meeting on Tuesday evening. The woman was arrested after allegedly disrupting a planning commission meeting about data centers in Utah County.
The 2026 NBA Draft class is entering its regular-season debut, with 12 of the top 14 lottery picks scheduled to play on Wednesday. While some players like Aday Mara have already debuted, others face injury setbacks or specific matchups as the new class begins its professional careers.
Salt Lake City's District 3 faces several ongoing community initiatives and legislative reviews, including zoning amendments and community plan updates. Council Member Chris Wharton continues to manage district priorities ranging from park maintenance to senior assistance resources.
For longtime triathlete Heather Jenson, the announcement that IRONMAN 70.3 Utah is coming to Orem was welcome news. Jenson, who has completed eight half-IRONMAN races, said she and her friends immediately began discussing plans to sign up after learning the event would take place close to home.