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The Park City Outliers (8-3-0-0) suffered both their first stretch of back-to-back losses and first home defeat 5-2 to the Casper Warbirds (3-6-2-0) on Sunday evening. Taking the lead two and a half minutes into the contest on forward Colin Lundie’s first NCDC goal, the advantage only held for one minute and 15 seconds.
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PARK CITY, Utah (ABC4) — The Park City Film festival has some historic shoes to fill, but the inaugural weekend has made it feel that it can be done. The festival shouldered the weight left behind by Sundance Film Festival, which moved from Park City to Boulder, Colorado after 40 years.
Hank Hughes scored an overtime goal to secure the first sudden-death victory for the Park City Outliers on October 22. The win against the Casper Warbirds extended the Outliers' winning streak to five games.
The Park City Outliers lost 4-2 to the Vernal Oilers on Saturday, October 24, ending a five-game winning streak. Despite goals from Grant Barksdale and Burke Newton, the Outliers were outshot 40-22 in the road loss.
VERNAL The Park City Outliers (8-2-0-0) halted their five-game winning streak with a 4-2 road loss to the Vernal Oilers (4-4-1-1) on Saturday night. Outshot 40-22, Park City never trailed until the third period. Head coach Richard Bohan emphasized the necessity for consistency through the middle period.
The first official Park City Film Festival opened on Friday night to a sold-out audience at the Park City Library's Jim Santy Auditorium. Welcome to the inaugural Park City Film Festival, said Katharine Wang, executive director of Park City Film, the arthouse nonprofit that conceived the festival.
Friends and colleagues gathered Saturday to remember Ryan Cutter, a 46-year-old Park City helicopter pilot who died while fighting a wildfire in California, celebrating a life defined by adventure, loyalty and a deep commitment to others. Cutter died in late September when his helicopter crashed while fighting the Dome Fire in Yosemite National Park.
BLUFF, San Juan County — Residents from the town of Bluff were allowed back home on Monday morning after they were part of an immediate evacuation took place on Sunday. The town was part of evacuations happening across multiple Navajo Nation communities in Utah as floodwaters caused by rising water levels in the San Juan River threatened Bluff, Montezuma Creek and Aneth.
A flood warning for the San Juan River remains in effect until 6 a.m. MDT Tuesday, October 27, despite a forecast for no additional rainfall. Local authorities have issued evacuation instructions for certain areas of Bluff and reported multiple road restrictions.
The evacuation order for Bluff, Utah, has been lifted as of Monday, October 26, 2026. The lifting of the order follows monitoring of the San Juan River near Bluff, a location managed by the U.S. Geological Survey.
Light rain and mountain snow are expected in northern Utah on Monday night and Tuesday night due to weak storm systems. A more substantial storm system is forecasted to arrive toward the weekend, potentially increasing flash flooding risks.
An overturned trailer attached to a dump truck prompted partial closures at a St. George intersection. The St. George Police Department reported the incident at the intersection of Bluff Street with Snow Canyon and Red Hills Parkway just after 7 a.m. on Monday.
Apart from a few overnight showers in the north, this week will be mild and dry. Wet weather returns by Friday across the state and a cool soggy Halloween weekend is in the forecast.