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McCae Hillstead threw for a touchdown and ran for another and the Utah State defense had a dominant first half in a 31-14 win over Colorado State on Saturday. With rushing touchdowns from Nehemiah Washington of 31 yards and Hillstead of 18, the Aggies led 17-0 at halftime.
Utah State football secured a dominant victory over Colorado State in a Halloween matchup in Logan, continuing their Pac-12 campaign. The Aggies' performance included a standout defensive showing, highlighted by a sack from defensive tackle Carson Tujague.
If there was any doubt about what this Utah team was before going on the road to Cincinnati, those doubts can be laid to rest after a 49-25 dismantling of the Bearcats Saturday. After a big win against a potent Houston team last week, many thought the Utes could be in for a difficult game against a Cincinnati team that beat previously top-10 ranked Texas Tech a week earlier.
A previously scheduled concert for November 3 has been cancelled. Whitehorse High School will instead host a Band Concert and Art Show during the San Juan School District Heritage Language Conference on Friday, November 20.
Baby polar bears could be on the way at Hogle Zoo — but keepers don’t know for sure Polar bear reproduction is down in facilities across the country, so zoo staff are crossing their fingers that cubs are on the way. (Image provided by Hogle Zoo) Neva, Hogle Zoo's 10-year-old resident female polar bear, covers her face with her paws while in her den enclosure.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (ABC4) — Utah's Hogle Zoo hosted the 'Boo at the Zoo,' which provided families the opportunity to celebrate Halloween alongside favorite animals. People of all ages were invited to attend a daytime Halloween celebration.
The Lauren McCluskey Foundation's Race for Campus Safety is scheduled for October 31, 2026, at the University of Utah. This annual community event aims to raise awareness and funds to improve how colleges and universities respond to relationship violence and stalking.