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PROVO, Utah — On Tuesday, we brought you the story of Community Action Services and Food Bank (CASFB) in Provo urgently needing $100,000 by the end of the month to keep the lights on. We followed up with the organization Thursday and they say in that small amount of time, the community has stepped up in a big way.
SALT LAKE CITY — The Provo City Council approved some zoning changes on Tuesday that will allow the redevelopment of Provo Towne Centre to move forward. The plan calls for a mix of housing, retail and public gathering spaces. Most of the existing mall would be demolished, while Target, JCPenney and Cinemark would remain in their current locations.
A BYUtv report published October 22 discusses BYU's potential path to the College Football Playoff while the team holds a 6-0 record and a No. 2 ranking. The program also previews the upcoming UCF matchup, men's basketball, and the No. 1 women's cross country team.
The excitement around college football in the Beehive State hasn't stopped the past two weeks. ESPN College GameDay has taken note as well. Last week, the premier pregame college football show was in Provo for the BYU-Notre Dame thriller, and Saturday they head to the University of Utah for the clash between the 10th-ranked Utes and No. 14 Houston.
The Provo City Council approved a redevelopment plan on Tuesday to transform the Provo Towne Centre into a mixed-use district. The approved plan includes housing, retail, and transit-oriented development while preserving existing major retail anchors.
In a report published October 21, BYU Sports Nation reviewed BYU's victory over Notre Dame and provided a preview for the UCF game. The program also addressed Jaxon Kohler's eligibility and featured discussion on BYU basketball.
In a report published October 22, BYU Sports Nation discussed BYU's potential path to the College Football Playoff while the football team holds a 6-0 record and a No. 2 ranking. The program also addressed upcoming matchups and performance in men's basketball and women's cross country.
Utah 3A high school football playoffs are described as highly unpredictable following Logan's victory over Morgan. This shift has created a wide-open bracket where various teams believe they can secure upsets.
University of Utah students received an alert to HOLD in their rooms after police received a report of a man brandishing a firearm. The alert read, in part: "Emergency personnel are on scene for an unverified threat incident in the area of: LASSONDE STUDIOS Expect a heavy police presence and potential disruption to campus services."
The Washington Terrace Planning Commission is scheduled to hold a meeting on Oct. 29, 2026, to discuss residential parking and storage regulations. The meeting will include a public hearing regarding proposed ordinance amendments for the O-1 zone.
In a report published October 22, local resources were identified to assist Utah residents in preparing for the upcoming holiday season. The report highlights various local craft stores and specialized suppliers across the state for those planning to make handmade Christmas gifts.
A report published October 22 features a quiz designed to test knowledge regarding home energy conservation. The content was sponsored by Rocky Mountain Power.
Local craft classes in Salt Lake City offer opportunities to learn new skills while creating handmade holiday gifts. Various workshops are available for woodworking, needlework, sewing, and more.