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DONATE LOG IN Utahns want to ask questions about a nuclear startup. So far, there’s been no public hearing to let them. People went into the hallway of a Price City Council meeting to ask a representative from Valar Atomics about its plan to place nuclear reactors in Carbon County.
Christian Brice Bryner, a Republican candidate for County Attorney, filed a financial campaign report on October 27, 2026. The report shows $0.00 in total contributions and $860.60 in total campaign expenses.
A financial campaign report for Cheryl Lupo, a candidate for Commissioner/surveyor, was filed in Carbon County. The report, released October 28, details campaign contributions and expenditures.
A financial campaign report for Craig Miles Bunnell was published on October 28. The report pertains to his candidacy for Juvenile Court Judge in the Seventh Judicial District.
Tom Kosmack, a write-in candidate for Carbon County Sheriff, filed a financial campaign report on October 27, 2026. The report details total contributions and expenditures totaling $8,391.41.
A financial campaign report for Republican candidate Kourtney Cox, running for Commissioner/Surveyor, was filed on October 24, 2026. The report details campaign contributions, expenditures, and the remaining balance for the reporting period.
A financial campaign report filed by Republican candidate Daniel Roy Campbell for Carbon County Clerk includes details on contributions and expenditures. The report, dated October 19, 2026, outlines the candidate's current financial standing and recent campaign spending.
Seniors and their families can access free health screenings, vaccines, resources and prizes at the Davis County Senior Expo this Thursday and Friday, Oct. 29–30. The free event runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Western Sports Park, 25 N. Sports Park Way, in Farmington.
The 2027 season will end in May instead of the usual November. Total regular-season matches drop from 510 to 210, about 300 fewer games to watch. The shortened season precedes the calendar shift for the 2027-2028 season. MLS has cut its 2027 regular season six months short.
PROVO — As Breast Cancer Awareness Month, October is always a time of year that draws attention to the risk to women's health. A Utah County man is living proof, though, that it can happen to men, too. Jon Hadley's story started two summers ago with a different kind of cancer.
A Cedar City couple is behind bars after their infant was hospitalized for coughing up blood and found to have several bone fractures. Jarrid Anthony Stoklosa and Amelia Mae Ramirez, both 21, have each been arrested on seven counts of aggravated child abuse, a first-degree felony, and three counts of endangerment of a child, a third-degree felony.
The Chains at Glen Canyon National Recreation Area has been closed after detonation cords were discovered along a service road leading to the dam. According to a social media post, Chains Road and The Chains day-use area are temporarily closed, but there is no threat to public safety, and the risk to Glen Canyon Dam remains low.
Every game, Utah rookie guard Darryn Peterson looks a little more confident on the court. That newfound swagger sometimes leads to audacious moments, as it did in Utah’s overtime loss to the San Antonio Spurs on Wednesday. Look no further than the second quarter when Peterson used a wraparound dribble, stepped up to the 3-point line and made a bucket over the outstretched arms of Carter Bryant.