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SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov. 6, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — The Utah National Guard announced Thursday it will host the 71st Annual Veterans Day Concert on Wednesday, Nov. 11, at the historic Tabernacle at Temple Square. Admission is free.
Greystar and Valley Behavioral Health have filed an application to rezone the Carmen B. Pingree Autism Center of Learning site for a 1,010-bed student housing complex. The proposal seeks to change the 5.33-acre property at Guardsman Way and Sunnyside Avenue from institutional to mixed-use zoning.
Native American History Month is scheduled to begin on Nov. 1. The University of Utah has released a piece regarding Native presence at the institution.
The Salt Lake City Planning Commission is scheduled to meet on Wednesday, November 18, 2026, to consider several development and zoning amendments. The agenda includes a design review for a condominium project and a request to change the zoning and general plan designation for a property on South 500 East.
StoryCon, a national convention for storytellers, will be held in Salt Lake City on February 5-6. Most contest deadlines for the event are scheduled for November 15.
Local Utah restaurants and bakeries are accepting Thanksgiving orders for dinners, sides, and desserts, though some items are already selling out. Residents are encouraged to act quickly to secure holiday meals from local establishments.
A November 5 report from City Cast Salt Lake highlights various Utah-based small businesses for Thanksgiving table preparations. The guide features local finds ranging from festive paper goods to unique hostess gifts.
Multiple petroglyph panels dating to the prehistoric era were recently vandalized near Moab, and officials are now looking to identify suspects. In both incidents, people carved their names into the prehistoric rock art panels or near them, according to the Utah Bureau of Land Management.
The closures are linked to a Provo nonprofit's loss of funding. Provo-based Community Action Services closed its Wasatch Back food banks at the end of October due to a lack of funding. That includes Heber’s food pantry, as well as Coalville’s and Oakley’s.
The Brigham City Library will host a P/K Book Group meeting on Thursday, Jan. 14, 2027, featuring the Nancy Drew mystery "The Secret of the Old Clock."
A San Juan County man was sentenced to 16 years in prison for possessing child sexual abuse material. Johnston Blackhorse, 43, of Aneth, was convicted by a federal jury in April for receipt and possession of explicit photos of children. At the time of his offense, he was already on supervised release for a 2015 conviction of possession of child sex abuse material, federal prosecutors said.
BEAVER — A semitruck crashed on northbound I-15 south of Beaver on Friday morning, blocking both lanes of traffic. The road was closed at 6:49 a.m. by the Utah Department of Transportation after the crash. Within 15 minutes of the road's closure, cars could be seen using the access road near the crash to turn around.
This is a developing story. ABC4 will update this post as more information becomes available. BLUFFDALE, Utah (ABC4) — A closure was in place on Redwood Road Thursday morning due to downed power lines at the Porter Rockwell Blvd. intersection.