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Ski season is just around the corner in Utah, but getting those first runs ready is proving to be a challenge. Brian Head Resort is still targeting Friday, Nov. 6, for its opening day, hoping to become the first Utah resort to welcome skiers and snowboarders this season.
The project could triple the ski area’s size but also cut off access to High Mountain and a lookout over Cedar Breaks National Monument. (Courtesy of Thunder Mountain Motorsports) Snowmobilers pass by a lift at the base of Brian Head Resort as part of a Thunder Mountain Motorsports beginner tour.
The Brian Head Planning Commission has canceled its meeting scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026. The notice was issued in a report published October 29, 2026.
A powerful storm system is forecast to bring significant snow to Utah's high-elevation peaks and heavy rain and snow to the Southwest this weekend. Forecasters expect snow levels to drop as a cold front moves through the Rockies, potentially bringing 12-24 inches of snow to favored Utah ski resorts.
A Halloween storm will be sweet for many of Utah's higher elevation ski and snowboard areas — especially Brian Head Resort, which could open Nov. 6. Other resorts, meanwhile, are being haunted by their low elevations.
Brian Head Resort has announced its opening day for the 2026/2027 winter season, scheduled for November 6. The event will feature music, food, and giveaways for early arrivals.
An explainer of the relationship between Brian Head and the Iron County School District, detailing how local officials engage with the district's administration.
Utah's HEAT program offers utility bill assistance to low-income families facing rising costs. Applications for assistance opened Nov. 1 with priority given to seniors and families. Eligible households can receive up to $500; applications are processed within 15-20 days.
Utah first lady Abby Cox invited students to unveil her new book, “Jennie Makes Room,” honoring philanthropist Jennie Judge Kearns. Jennie Kearns and her husband, Sen. Thomas Kearns, grew wealthy from Park City’s Silver King mine in the late 19th century.
With more than $36M in Dept of Energy support, OxEon Energy (North Salt Lake, UT) is working to scale its solid oxide electrolysis technology. The company's new automated manufacturing facility represents a milestone in its transition from research and demonstration toward commercial production.
Five of the talented actors in Uintah High Theatre’s ‘The Drowsy Chaperone’ have received nominations from the Utah High School Musical Theatre Awards. This show was a crowd favorite with its never ending laugh out loud moments and high energy musical numbers.
The Manti-La Sal National Forest has proposed a recovery plan for approximately 95,160 acres affected by the Babylon Fire. BlueRibbon Coalition supports the plan to restore damaged roads and trails in the Abajo Mountains.
Storms over Halloween weekend drenched Southern Utah for a third straight weekend. National Weather Service meteorologist Sam Webber told St. George News that rainy weather led to minor flooding near the Virgin and Santa Clara rivers. The Santa Clara River rose to 13 feet, just 0.9 feet short of what the National Weather Service considers "minor flood stage."