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Department of Justice who made the call to send federal election monitors to Utah — and she insisted to every other state — said the move is not tied to Utah Lt. Governor Deidre Henderson, who "claims she's being picked on." Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon said roughly six lawyers or paralegals will watch for violations of federal election law in Utah — for instance, "disability rights access."
Candy corn remains the top Halloween candy choice in Utah according to 2026 rankings from CandyStore.com, even though it was named the worst Halloween candy nationally. The rankings, based on 18 years of sales data and customer votes, highlight a disconnect between what shoppers purchase and what they enjoy.
The design was the top choice in a countywide survey. The Summit County Council had to decide not on a policy Wednesday, but aesthetics. They decided on a "mountain motif" for a future pedestrian bridge over state Route 224 in Kimball Junction.
DAVIS COUNTYUnited Way Salt Lake’s goal is to support education and basic needs for 100 percent of Utah’s children and to help families thrive. Even though Salt Lake is in their name, they actually work in three other counties, Davis, Summit and Tooele.
The Brigham City Planning Commission is scheduled to hold a meeting on Nov. 3, 2026, to discuss several land use applications. The meeting will include items regarding a conditional use permit for an equine facility, a restaurant permit, and a subdivision amendment.
The Xpress Bill Pay website experienced a temporary outage on October 22, 2026, because of a third-party payment processor issue. While the site has returned to service, some automatic payments may face delays.
EPHRAIM, Sanpete County — Workers at a local warehouse are cutting open large bags of seed, emptying them into a mixer and then preparing custom blends that will eventually be spread across landscapes throughout Utah. It's a process that might seem simple, but every little seed has a big purpose.