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Trailing by seven at halftime, the Utes shot 71% in the second half and used an 18-0 run to stay unbeaten, with Jackson Holcombe adding 18 and Trey Campbell dishing out 10 assists. By AP 11 hrs ago • 1 min read
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Alec Anigbata scored 16 of his 21 points in the second half to help Utah pull away and beat Weber State 85-64 on Tuesday night.
No. 8 Highland's season ended on Nov. 6 after a 50-24 loss to top-seeded Ridgeline in the 4A quarterfinals. The RiverHawks built a 50-7 halftime lead led by Noah Fiefia and Crew Cox.
SALT LAKE CITY — Veterans Day is Wednesday, but Laxman Paudyal doesn't think one day is enough to honor the men and women who serve the country. Accordingly, Paudyal, the owner of the five Taqueria 27 locations in the Salt Lake City area, is offering free taco meals for all of November to those in the service as a way of thanking them.
Mars, Incorporated announced a $1.4 billion investment in U.S. manufacturing and operations for 2027. The company plans to expand production for its Trü Frü brand in Salt Lake City.
Trü Frü has opened a new 35,000 square-foot manufacturing space in Salt Lake City as part of a $60 million investment by Mars, Incorporated. The expansion is expected to create more than 100 new jobs and increase the production capacity of frozen products to 17 million annually.
Trü Frü’s new Utah manufacturing facility will produce an estimated 17 million packages of the “permissible indulgence” per year. (Trü Frü) Trü Frü frozen chocolate-dripped fruit snacks are photographed in front of East High School in Salt Lake City.
The data center boom won’t skip Utah’s capital — if a Florida development company gets its way. A company called Qlevr LLC filed a permit application with the Utah Division of Air Quality in late September in pursuit of building a data center — powered by the standard electrical grid — at 2258 W. 2950 North in the rural but rapidly changing Northpoint neighborhood of Salt Lake City.
Gwen Croxall has been named the recipient of the November Student Provo Way Award for her work at Timpview High School. She serves as a teaching assistant in the Medical Assisting classroom after earning her certification as a junior.
Skyridge advanced to the 6A semifinals after defeating American Fork 28-21 on Friday, Nov. 6. Meanwhile, Lone Peak's season concluded following a 42-3 loss to Mountain Ridge.
UDOT safety experts shared data regarding student pedestrian risks and drop-off line safety during a recent district presentation. The information highlights risks for youth pedestrians and promotes the Safe Routes Utah Walk 'n' Roll Challenge.
The Daniel Planning Commission is scheduled to meet on Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2026, to conduct a public hearing regarding a General Plan update. The meeting will also include a continued public hearing for recommended changes to the Town Code.
Those traveling through Zion National Park on the Mt. Carmel Highway should expect delays as trenching, drilling, installing and backfilling continue on the current fiber optic project. Work is also progressing in Hurricane, Rockville and Springdale southwest of the park, as well as Mount Carmel Junction/Orderville and Panguitch/Paragonah east and northeast of the east entrance.
The Plain City Planning Commission is scheduled to hold a regular meeting and a joint public hearing with the City Council on Thursday, Nov. 12, 2026. The meeting will address the Pleasant Plains Master Development Agreement and discuss potential public hearings for the city's General Plan and Land Use Code.