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Aspen Azalea has attended a good number of public meetings where officials talk about data centers — and she said she isn’t usually quiet. “I have a habit of talking at data center meetings,” said Azalea, 27, a day after she was arrested at a planning commission meeting in Utah County.
A tense meeting in Utah County over a change in data center plan policy ended in an altercation between protesters and law enforcement. Video obtained by KSL shows a woman sitting in a Utah County Planning Commission meeting Tuesday, speaking with deputies who were asking her to leave.
As October marks Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, one Utah County flower farm has a personal mission built out of grief and loss. At Wild Spring Flowers in Utah Valley, owner Jordy Smith is turning unimaginable heartbreak into something beautiful for other families.
A woman who was seen thrown to the ground by a Utah County Sheriff’s Office deputy in a now-viral video says she is still recovering from her injuries as the incident sparks renewed concerns about police use of force. Aspen Azalea, who had a visible bruise on her chin on Wednesday, said she continues to experience concussion symptoms after the encounter Tuesday night, Oct. 20.
PROVO, Utah (ABC4) — A video has been circulating online depicting a woman being thrown to the ground and placed in handcuffs at the Utah County Commission meeting on Tuesday evening. The woman was arrested after allegedly disrupting a planning commission meeting about data centers in Utah County.
For longtime triathlete Heather Jenson, the announcement that IRONMAN 70.3 Utah is coming to Orem was welcome news. Jenson, who has completed eight half-IRONMAN races, said she and her friends immediately began discussing plans to sign up after learning the event would take place close to home.
PROVO, Utah — A woman who said she was injured by a sheriff’s deputy who removed her from Tuesday night’s Utah County planning commission meeting spoke to FOX 13 News about the incident. Aspen Azalea said she’s from Salt Lake County and was among the group of protesters who came to rally against a data center ordinance being discussed at the meeting.
In the 2026 race to represent District 26 in the House of Representatives, Matt MacPherson will go against Michael Finch. Read The Salt Lake Tribune's voter guide here.
Daily Herald sports writers Darnell Dickson and Brandon Gurney debated recent BYU sports developments in a report published October 21, 2026. The discussion focused on the significant BYU victory over Notre Dame and upcoming matchups for both football and men's basketball.
BYU men's and women's basketball programs expressed optimism following the Monster Energy Big 12 Basketball Media Days in Kansas City. The events featured all 32 Big 12 programs participating in sessions with league television partners.
KRCL has announced its annual record and CD sales, featuring vinyl, CDs, and cassettes. The event will take place at a new location on the Spy Hop Rooftop.
Provo • As the clock ran down on the final seconds of BYU’s 28-24 win over Notre Dame, Evan Johnson frantically looked for his man. The target was Fighting Irish top receiver Jaden Greathouse, who had a game-high eight catches for 125 yards.
Maple Mountain's girls soccer team lost 3-0 to Olympus in the state semifinals on October 20. Despite the loss, head coach Brynlie Mellor expressed optimism for the program's future following the team's unexpected run.