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A man was arrested after he tried to rob America First Credit Union to give money to his ex-girlfriend. Brad Porter Halverson, 25, was arrested on suspicion of theft, a second-degree felony; obstruction of justice, a third-degree felony; and failure to stop at the command of law enforcement, a class A misdemeanor.
ROY, Utah, Oct. 21, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — Ballot Proposition #10 in Weber County, the Roy City Tax increase referendum, no longer meets the signature threshold required to qualify for placement on the ballot. “Because of this change in status, state law prevents us from counting any votes for or against this ballot question,” a notice from Roy City to its residents says.
Millard County Commissioners agreed last week to vacate a dozen Class D roads inside the Notch Peak Solar project area west of Intermountain Power’s natural gas plant. Longroad Energy, which is set to finalize financing on the 350-megawatt solar project at the end of the month, sought the road vacancies after agreeing to build a new roadway along the … Sorry!
Weber State receiver Robert Young returned to the end zone on Oct. 17, 2026, via a 68-yard punt return during a victory over Idaho State. The touchdown marked a significant milestone for the player, who previously struggled with recruiting due to his 5-foot-8 stature.
The Ogden City Council is set to hold a public hearing on Oct. 20, 2026, to consider a $3.68 million budget amendment that includes $2 million in estimated wildfire deployment reimbursements. This fiscal update follows a strategic reorganization of the city's fire department earlier this year to focus on community risk reduction and prevention.
Fremont (Plain City) beat Roy 3-0 in 5A girls volleyball on Tuesday, Oct. 20, according to the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) scoreboard.
Roy's controversial 34.25% property tax hike, targeted by foes, will go into effect after all. The initial count of signatures on petitions calling for a public vote on whether the increase should be kept or rescinded showed the effort had succeeded.
Residents and business owners in Bluff began clearing mud and water from homes and businesses Monday after the San Juan River flooded parts of the town and neighboring Navajo Nation communities. The flooding followed multiple days of rain across the San Juan River basin.
About thirty years ago, Tom Smart moved to a neighborhood adjacent to the University of Utah. "And there were parties," Smart said. "It's kind of a college town.
NEWS RELEASE: Gov. Spencer J. Cox and Lt. Gov. Deidre M. Henderson Public Schedule Oct. 26 – Oct.
Brighton (Cottonwood Heights) beat Olympus (Holladay) 2-1 in 5A girls volleyball on Tuesday, Oct. 27, according to the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) scoreboard.
Tuesday, Oct. 27, Moab City Council Chambers, 217 East Center St. The regular meeting starts at 6 p.m. Times are approximate. Formal agenda (PDF) (PDF, 11 MB) Public comment is heard near the start of the meeting, limited to three minutes per person.
A judge in Moab is scheduled to hear arguments Thursday, Oct. 29, on motions for summary judgment that could decide most of the lawsuit challenging the state law that made Echo Canyon Utah's first preliminary municipality. Kane Creek Development Watch and Living Rivers filed the suit in February.