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College Application Week
Deon Youd
October 27, 2026
Several Utah colleges and universities visited Salem Hills High School to help our seniors start their college application process. Students could visit the booths of the schools to get help with applications, ask about financial aid, and catch the school's overall vibe. During College Application Week, students can also get help with their FAFSA application and participate in several college themed activities.
A 22-year-old man was injured after shooting himself in the leg while in a store parking lot in Cedar City on Monday evening, police said. The incident reportedly occurred at approximately 8:30 p.m. in a business parking lot near 900 South Main Street.
BYU prepares for an upcoming matchup against Arizona State while discussing a potential early kickoff for the BYU-Utah game. The program also celebrates a Big 12 volleyball title and discusses basketball insights.
Skyline (Salt Lake City) beat Viewmont (Bountiful) 3-2 in 5A girls volleyball on Tuesday, Oct. 27, according to the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) scoreboard.
Shopping for Halloween begins months in advance, with consumers loading up on decorations, treats, party supplies and costumes. But in the days that follow the holiday, much of that seasonal splurge ends up in a pile of waste. This year alone, Americans are expected to spend $13.5 billion on Halloween, according to the National Retail Foundation.
A cattle hauler overturned on the I-84 eastbound exit from I-15 in Riverdale. The exit from I-15 south to I-84 was a "hard closure," Utah Highway Patrol Lt. Zach Randall said. The Utah Department of Transportation responded to the scene.
The second-seeded Skyridge girls volleyball team advanced to the 6A state tournament semifinals on Tuesday, Oct. 27, after winning their first two rounds. The Falcons will face No. 6 American Fork in their next match.