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Voters in two Silver Creek precincts received incorrect ballots due to a mapping error, the county says. Upper Silver Creek Estates resident Kim Keffer pays taxes to the Snyderville Basin Special Recreation District. But when her ballot arrived this month, the district's $71 million bond question wasn't on it.
Utah’s 2025-2026 water year was very low, despite two months of record precipitation. Utah’s water year begins in October. Utah Snow Survey Data Collection Officer Jordan Clayton said starting in the fall better encapsulates when the state receives water and when it flows into reservoirs.
Utah Snow Survey Data Collection Officer Jordan Clayton recaps 2025-2026 water year, and the start of the state's new water year. He says despite an active summer monsoon season, the winter snowpack was record-low. That left Utah with a poor runoff from melting snow and low reservoir levels.
Park City staff say the Park Silly Sunday Market and Kimball Arts Festival were successes this year. The two events attracted over 200,000 attendees in total. Lea este artículo en español. The annual Kimball Arts Festival and Park Silly Sunday Market are big summer events in Park City, both filling Main Street with locals and visitors.
Utah teens are scoring higher on the ACT compared to their peers across the country. New test data shows Utah’s 2026 high school graduates did better overall on the ACT, raising the average composite score to 20.1. The average score for the Class of 2025 was 19.9.
The design was the top choice in a countywide survey. The Summit County Council had to decide not on a policy Wednesday, but aesthetics. They decided on a "mountain motif" for a future pedestrian bridge over state Route 224 in Kimball Junction.
Peace Officer Standards and Training confirmed that no further action was needed after it completed an investigation into a Park City Police Department K9’s leap from a freeway overpass while it assisted with an incident in September. The Department of Public Safety division, commonly referred to as POST, certifies officers in the state.
Clinton City officials issued a warning after city email addresses were compromised. Unauthorized emails appearing to come from city staff have been sent out, the city said. The emails may ask recipients to access or download a file shared, but the city warned, "please do not click on any links, open attatchments, or attempt to download the file."
SYRACUSE — Lasca Bennett's kids are getting excited for Halloween. But before anyone digs into the Halloween goodies, they need to take an important step. "Let my mom check my candy," seven-year-old Easton said. Five of Bennett's eight children have food allergies, which makes Halloween a holiday that takes some extra planning.
A library teaching assistant at Springville Junior High provided a book recommendation for readers seeking a middle-grade series.
According to an October 22 statement, several schools will transition to at-home learning on Friday, Oct. 23, due to heavy rains and flooding. The Bluff Elementary School pageant will be rescheduled as a result of these weather conditions.
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. Department of Justice is sending election monitors to observe Utah’s Nov. 3 midterm balloting. Gov. Deidre Henderson. “I’ve been notified that DOJ is sending election monitors to Utah. No indication of where or how many,” Henderson wrote.
TAYLORSVILLE, Utah, Oct. 22, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — Unified Fire and neighboring agencies responded to a house fire near 4300 S. Marvinwood Drive Thursday. Firefighters arrived to find a garage fire that had extended into a residence.