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Opponents of HF Sinclair’s proposed Westline Connect pipeline pressed leaders in Emigration Canyon and Salt Lake City on Tuesday to take a stronger stand against the project before the company selects a final route. At the Emigration Canyon Council meeting, Save Our Canyons presented a petition with 1,281 signatures opposing the proposal as of Tuesday morning.
The Emigration Canyon Council is scheduled to hold a meeting on Oct. 20, 2026, at 7:00 PM. The agenda includes discussions on road improvements, a pipeline investigation, and emergency notification policies.
A proposed fuel pipeline through Emigration Canyon and Salt Lake City is drawing increased opposition Salt Lake City Council members have told the oil company’s representatives they have issues with where the proposed pipeline might go. 12, 2026.
Commentary Emigration Canyon residents recently found surveyors for the oil company HF Sinclair poking around their yards. Sinclair wants to lay a new 12-inch gasoline pipeline through the canyon and foothills of Salt Lake City carrying up to 4 million gallons a day of gasoline and diesel.
Summit County leaders have encouraged Sinclair not to use an existing easement on the 910 Ranch. That line is the Pioneer Pipeline, which travels from Sinclair, Wyoming, to the north Salt Lake terminal, HF Sinclair Senior Manager for Government and Public Affairs Jeremy Price told Emigration Canyon residents Sept.
Here’s what we know about the fuel pipeline project proposed for Emigration Canyon HF Sinclair is studying potential routes for expanding a pipeline that carries refined fuel from Wyoming to Utah. 15, 2026, is one of the areas where HF Sinclair is studying potential routes for a proposed expansion of the Pioneer Pipeline, which carries refined fuel from Wyoming into Utah.
Sinclair representatives presented the Westline Connect proposal to the Emigration Canyon City Council this week, outlining plans that could expand the region's refined fuel pipeline network. "Fuel demand across the Mountain West has grown faster than the region's existing pipeline network, leaving producers more reliant on truck transport than pipeline capacity would otherwise require.
BYU linebacker Cade Uluave was named Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week on October 19, 2026, following a performance in a victory over Notre Dame. The senior linebacker recorded nine tackles and three quarterback hurries during the 28-24 win.
The Maeser 3rd Ward of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced upcoming Sunday worship services in Vernal, Utah. The congregation invites neighbors, families, and friends to participate in various faith-based activities and community gatherings.
In a report published October 20, BYU Sports Nation discussed several topics including Bear Bachmeier’s Heisman potential and the ranking of seven BYU sports in the Top 25. The program also looked ahead to upcoming matchups against UCF.
The Provo Municipal Council scheduled a regular meeting for 5:30 PM on Tuesday, October 20, 2026, to address various agenda items including appointments and zoning ordinances. The meeting was set to be held in the Council Chambers at 445 W. Center Street or via online broadcast.
A Utah man who was partially paralyzed in a multi-vehicle crash in southern Utah is asking the public for help identifying a driver who investigators say caused the collision and then fled the scene. Jared Fredrickson, 33, said he suffered severe spinal cord injuries in the May 1 crash on state Route 59 near Hurricane and is now a C4 partial quadriplegic.
Kouri Darden Richins, the Kamas mother of three convicted for killing her husband, Eric Richins, will be assigned a new attorney to represent her in a second criminal felony case centered on alleged financial fraud. Darden Richins reportedly requested the change after she learned of her attorney’s connections to court staff and a witness who testified during her murder trial.