Washington County to vote on $50 million bond toward St. George airport expansion
Washington County is considering up to $50 million in bonds backed by tourism sales taxes to go toward the St. George Regional Airport expansion project. (Photo: St. George Regional Airport)
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via KJZZSt. GeorgeSeptember 9, 2026
Democratic candidate Peter Crosby endorsed by statewide network of anti-Trump activists
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The endorsement of Crosby from all 12 Utah chapters of the nationwide Indivisible organization was announced on Sept.
“Utahns are increasing concerned with both the Trump administration and a Congress unwilling to rein his abuses of power and attacks on democratic norms,” she emphasized.
via cachevalleydaily.comStatewideSeptember 9, 2026
Settlement Canyon Elementary Held Title I Advisory Committee Meeting
Settlement Canyon Elementary held a Title I Parent/Guardian Advisory Committee Meeting on Sept. 8, 2026, to review school policies and engagement plans.
TooeleSeptember 9, 2026
Trump Justice Department says it's investigating Utah's lieutenant governor
The U.S. Department of Justice is investigating Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson after she refused to turn sensitive voter information over to the federal government, according to a letter sent by the agency's Civil Rights Division.
via Deseret NewsStatewideSeptember 9, 2026
Glenn Danzig Discusses I Luciferi and Views on Religion
In an interview previously published in Salt Lake City Weekly, singer Glenn Danzig discussed his new album, I Luciferi, and his views on organized religion.
Salt Lake CitySeptember 9, 2026
Northrop Grumman, Utah officials unveil new facility that will aid in B-21 production
Northrop Grummon and Utah leaders formally unveiled a new facility on Wednesday in Layton near Hill Air Force Base that will aid in B-21 Raider production. The undated photo shows a B-21, which is still in development.
via Deseret NewsLaytonSeptember 9, 2026