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As Halloween approaches, shoppers are already seeing promotions for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Wallet Hub writer and analyst Chip Lupo expects people to keep spending through the holidays despite higher prices, but says a bargain can become expensive if it sits on a credit card.
A Green River, Wyoming woman charged with 2nd Degree Murder for the 2025 death of her husband has entered a plea of Not Guilty by Reason of Mental Illness. Sweetwater Now reports that 66-year-old Linda Malone had called authorities on September 9th, 2025, to report that a man had been hit in the face.
The Uintah County Commission met for their regular business meeting on Tuesday. The following are from the Commission Meeting Recap outline of what was approved by the Commission during the meeting: The Commission approved the proposal from ACME for the remodel of the Uintah County Building’s north parking lot and entrance.
Drivers heading through Ogden Canyon will face some changes next week as construction begins on State Route 39. Starting Monday, the Utah Department of Transportation and the city of Ogden will close down one lane in the canyon from the Oaks Restaurant to the Ogden Canyon Water Treatment Plant so crews can install a 36-inch water pipeline replacement.
MIDVALE, Utah (ABC4) — A Midvale road is set to close for six days as work continues on the city’s water system upgrade. 7500 South will be closed to through traffic from Thursday, Oct. 29 to Tuesday Nov. 3. (Courtesy: Midvale City) Here is what drivers need to know: Local traffic only East of the railroad tracks: Local vehicle access will remain open between State Street and Blisswood Drive.
Layton Construction has broken ground on Convergence Point at The Point, a new six-story innovation campus in Utah. The 205,000-square-foot destination is designed to integrate research, entrepreneurship, and student housing.
Nearly one hundred Layton Construction employees participated in the annual Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk this October across various locations, including Sandy, Utah. The nationwide effort included teams in Florida, Los Angeles, and Arizona to support the American Cancer Society.