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A Utah County man pleaded guilty to taking part in a Ponzi scheme that defrauded hundreds of investors of more than $60 million since 2020. Matthew Morrison Bates, 42, of Lehi, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud and money laundering during a change of plea hearing on Monday.
Lehi school, library and city calendars list 7 public events for Tuesday, Nov. 3, including PTA Mtg..
Lehi City Library lists American Mahjong 101 on Thursday, Nov. 5, at 5:30 p.m., at Programming Space on its public calendar.
A crash on Monday night blocked two center lanes of southbound I-15 in Lehi near the SR-92 interchange. The Utah Department of Transportation reported the incident, though details regarding vehicle counts and injuries were not immediately available.
World New traffic patterns on southbound I-15 in Lehi will continue into next year Posted - Nov. Staff Interstate 15 southbound traffic in Lehi on May 23, 2025. The Utah Department of Transportation has implemented a new traffic pattern on southbound I-15, shifting lanes at 2100 North in Lehi, near exit 282.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov. 2, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — A Lehi man appeared in court Monday and admitted to his involvement in a multimillion-dollar ponzi scheme in the District of Utah that collected funds of more than $60 million from hundreds of investors.
A Lehi man charged in federal court with running an alleged $60 million Ponzi scheme pleaded guilty Monday to wire fraud and money laundering. Matthew Morrison Bates, 42, made his first court appearance Monday after being charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud and money laundering.
The Utah Division of Licensing and Background Checks has proposed a repeal and readoption of rules governing outdoor youth programs, introducing new requirements for suicide prevention and discharge planning. The proposal, which concluded its public comment period on November 2, 2026, seeks to modernize regulations for congregate care and supervise youth more strictly.
According to a November 2 report from the City of St. George, several upcoming community events and infrastructure updates are scheduled for the region. The report highlights diverse activities ranging from holiday celebrations to park expansions and local races.
BLUFF, San Juan County, Nov 2, 2026 — After this weekend storms in the San Juan area, additional flooding has introduced fresh runoff, sediment, and debris into the river, making it very likely that river E. coli levels have spiked again. Field crews are actively collecting a new round of river water samples to determine current bacteria levels. As soon ...
Morgan Scalley once had a strong opinion on BYU quarterback Bear Bachmeier. Or, maybe more accurately, he once had the wrong opinion on Bachmeier. “I’ll be honest, when I first started watching Bear, I was like, ‘This guy cannot throw,’” Scalley said Monday at his press conference ahead of Saturday’s rivalry game against No. 7 BYU.
SALT LAKE CITY — Election Day is upon us. House, control of the state Legislature, county offices and a pair of proposed constitutional amendments. As of Monday morning, 27% of Utah voters have cast ballots. Here's what you should know as Americans head to the polls: Floods prompt emergency voting measures Severe flooding in southeastern Utah led Lt.
Just as San Juan County was starting recovery from last week's floods, more rain dumped on communities. The county has declared a local emergency, and the state has declared emergency election accommodations.