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KANSAS CITY — Life is good in the Big 12 Conference these days, but commissioner Brett Yormark still isn’t sleeping well. “My job is to make everyone feel good about the Big 12, but behind the scenes ... “I’m happy, but never satisfied. I want more.
Flood watches issued in southern and central Utah due to stormy weather in forecast. National Weather Service warns of 2-3 inches of rain in some areas, causing potential flash floods. Storms expected to impact Wasatch Front later, with snow levels dropping Friday.
Miami has ascended to No. 1 in the Associated Press Top 25 for the first time since 2002, while BYU has reached its highest ranking since its 1984 national championship season. The rankings follow a weekend where five of the top seven teams suffered losses.
Nobody likes to feel used and taken advantage of, and BYU’s Bear Bachmeier is no exception. Moments after the sophomore quarterback disposed of No. 2 Notre Dame 28-24 on Saturday, he unleashed his wrath on the Irish in a way so genuine and true that you knew he meant it.
Six Big 12 Conference schools were named in the Associated Press Preseason Top 25. The rankings include defending champion Arizona as the highest-ranked team in the league.
Airbus projects the global aviation industry will need 2.44 million new pilots, maintenance technicians and cabin crew by 2045, driven by fleet growth and a wave of retirements. AI is starting to help with aircraft maintenance, crew scheduling and air traffic flow, but experts and policymakers say humans will remain responsible for critical decisions.
The William A. Burnard Warming Center has opened in Logan to provide emergency shelter for individuals experiencing homelessness during a Code Blue event. The facility, co-founded by Utah State University's Jayme Walters, serves as a resource when temperatures are forecast to drop to 18 degrees or lower.