Valar Atomics secures land agreement for Carbon County project
CARBON COUNTY – Valar Atomics is one step closer to expanding its nuclear energy operations into Carbon County after the Utah Trust Lands Administration Board unanimously approved a land agreement for the company. The property covers up to 640 acres of state trust land, located about six miles north of Wellington and six miles east of Price.
via etvnews.comWellingtonSeptember 18, 2026
Water storage drops to 50% as Utah rivers surge from storms
Flooding hit southeastern Utah with the San Juan River, flowing through the Four Corners region, swelling to 13 times its baseline level. A photo submitted by a viewer named Fiona, who titled it "Hailstone Cocktails," showed hailstones placed in what could be bourbon or a rum and Coke.
via Fox 13StatewideSeptember 18, 2026
Pleasant Grove residents clean up after flooding, prepare for more rain
She watched from inside her home as her yard filled with water. Neighbors rushed to help clear storm drains. "It's a ton of work. It was like 20 people at one time helping us. Trucks bringing sandbags, trying to figure out what to do," he said.
via Fox 13Pleasant GroveSeptember 18, 2026
Lindon Planning Commission to Hold Hearing on Proposed Townhome Zoning Change
The Lindon Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on September 29, 2026, regarding a proposed zoning change for a property at 500 N. 500 W. The request involves creating a new residential overlay zone for a 25-lot townhome development.
LindonSeptember 18, 2026
Beehive Blitz — Week 6 Scoreboard
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — Week 6 of high school football is here, so check out all the scores and the highlights from the season premiere of Beehive Blitz 2026! ABC4 will be bringing you highlights of games being held across the state today on ABC4 News at 10 p.m.
via ABC 4Salt Lake CitySeptember 18, 2026
Park City Council discusses future of affordable housing
Park City is revisiting its affordable housing strategy and examining the economic and traffic impacts of workforce housing shortages. They discussed the topic at a study session Thursday. The council agrees the city needs more accommodation for local workers.
via kpcw.orgPark CitySeptember 18, 2026
