9-month-old infant reported missing, endangered in Kane County
Authorities are asking for the public's help in finding a missing 9-month-old infant who is considered endangered in Kane County. Kenai Nakai Edison may be with their mother, Isabella Edison, and her boyfriend, Brice Lollar, who is the child's father.
via Fox 13Kane CountySeptember 17, 2026
Lehi-based Owala brings human claw machine to USU campus
Lehi-based Owala brand hosted a human claw machine activation at Utah State University as part of a 10-campus college tour. The event included engraving stations, customization options, and exclusive merchandise for students.
LehiSeptember 17, 2026
Dr. Jennifer Droll shares how to avoid ankle sprains and other injuries on the pickleball court
As pickleball continues to grow in popularity both nationwide and across the Castle Country, one thing that comes along with any athletic activity is the potential for injury. Dr.
via castlecountryradio.comPriceSeptember 17, 2026
Dinos take top spots at Carbon Invitational
The Carbon Dino cross-country team welcomed schools from throughout the state for the Carbon Invitational on Wednesday at the Carbon Country Club Golf Course. Carter Jenson and Josie Yates led the Dinos, each posting a fourth-place finish in their divisions and leading their teams to the top spot.
via castlecountryradio.comPriceSeptember 17, 2026
Nine-month-old reported missing and endangered out of Kane County
SOUTHERN UTAHN(ABC4) — An endangered and missing advisory has been issued out of Kane County for an infant. According to the Utah Department of Public Safety, they are looking for nine-month-old Kenai Nakai Edison, born December 2025. The child is believed to be with their parents, Isabella Edison, 24, and Brice Lollar.
via ABC 4Kane CountySeptember 17, 2026
Lawsuit to overturn Utah's book ban law can continue, judge says
The ruling comes after Utah asked a federal court to dismiss a lawsuit that alleges the state’s book ban law is unconstitutional. District Judge Robert Shelby on Tuesday determined the authors had legal standing to sue, denying parts of the state’s motion to dismiss the case.
via kpcw.orgPark CitySeptember 17, 2026