Upper Mill Creek Canyon Road Project Delayed Until Spring 2027
The completion of the Upper Mill Creek Canyon Road Improvements Project is expected to be delayed until the spring or summer of 2027. According to a September 16 announcement, factors such as unsuitable excavated material and unusual weather contributed to the extension.
StatewideSeptember 18, 2026
Utah and Idaho ranked among nation's four happiest states
Utah and Idaho have been identified as two of the four happiest states in the nation according to a WalletHub report. The rankings highlight strong performance in work and community conditions for both states.
StatewideSeptember 18, 2026
SLC's City Creek, a popular spot for dogs, faces E. coli contamination
A place Salt Lake City dog owners love is often contaminated. There’s no surefire way to tell when it’s safe. Two more creeks in Salt Lake County have been added to Utah’s list of polluted waterways, and one of them is in a popular off-leash spot.
via Salt Lake TribuneSalt Lake CitySeptember 18, 2026
Iron County School District discusses draft four-day week plans
Iron County School District administrators are discussing draft plans for a transition to a four-day school week for the 2027-28 school year. Superintendent Dr. Lance Hatch noted that all current discussions remain in draft form.
Cedar CitySeptember 18, 2026
Wasatch survives Mountain View comeback to stay in Region 8 race
Wasatch won a penalty shootout against Mountain View to maintain its Region 8 title hopes. The victory followed a second-half comeback by the Bruins after Wasatch held a 2-0 lead.
ProvoSeptember 18, 2026
Clark has shaped Naples planning since 2015 as commission chairman
Chris Clark has long been a fixture in Naples local government, serving as Chairman of the Planning Commission since 2015 according to an undated department page. His involvement in city governance includes presiding over various legislative discussions and commission business. During a meeting on May 21, 2026, Clark participated in discussions regarding the Commercial Zone C and the proposed Accessory Dwelling Units ordinance. On that same date, Clark moved to approve changes to the Commercial ordinance and the Planning Commission Bylaws and brought them back for public hearing. During the May 21, 2026, session, Clark also participated in a motion to approve the minutes of February 19, 2026, and a motion to approve the agenda after suggesting a correction regarding the Chairman title. In a meeting held on February 19, 2026, Clark served as the individual who verified a full quorum and later seconded a motion to adjourn. During that February 19, 2026, meeting, Clark suggested that potential redevelopment grants could be used for building facades, parking lots, and landscaping. As of the city's January 15, 2026, agenda, Clark was recorded as the Chairman of the commission. The Naples Planning and Zoning Commission meets on the 3rd Thursday of each month at 7:30pm, according to the commission's agenda for June 18, 2026.
NaplesSeptember 18, 2026
