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Two people were rescued from the roof of their vehicle after becoming stranded while attempting to cross the river below Gunlock Falls on Monday morning. Multiple agencies, including search-and-rescue personnel from the Washington County Sheriff’s Office, brought them both safely back to shore.
Grand County's general election is Tuesday, Nov. 3. If your ballot is still on the kitchen counter, here's how to make sure it counts. Don't mail it now. Ballots must reach the Grand County Clerk/Auditor by 8 p.m. Tuesday, and postmarks no longer count, according to the county's notice of early voting and drop box locations.
Voters will decide who will represent Utah in Washington and in the state government, in addition to voting on constitutional amendments that could affect residents. Learn about the voting options, key dates, and the change affecting mail-in ballots.
San Antonio • There’s no denying the season hasn’t gone as planned for the Utah Jazz. After losing 119-97 to the San Antonio Spurs on Monday, the Jazz fell to 1-6 — tied for the third-worst start in franchise history through seven games. In a season the organization wanted to actually try and win games again, the Jazz have stumbled out of the gate — to put it lightly.
One man was taken to the hospital with a suspected broken leg after falling from a rappel line along a Snow Canyon trail Sunday afternoon. Washington County Sheriff's Sgt. Jacob Paul said the call came in at approximately 2:11 p.m. The incident took place near the Johnson Arch area of Johnson Canyon in Snow Canyon State Park.
Community Action Services and Food Bank in Provo announced a temporary closure on Friday due to financial instability. The organization cited declining grant funding and donations alongside rising service demand as the primary causes for the decision.
The city of St. George is rolling out a new utility notification system designed to help residents report power outages, water leaks and other service disruptions while providing real-time information about affected areas and restoration efforts. The system allows customers to report problems by text or phone and view an online outage map showing affected areas and updates from utility crews.