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WASHINGTON D.C. (ABC4 Sports) – The best season in Utah Royals history has come to an end. After a goal in the second minute by Utah forward Cloé Lacasse, the Spirit then scored the next two goals and held on for a 2-1 victory in the NWSL semifinals Saturday morning.
The Utah Department of Transportation is highlighting winter driving safety through new resources and reminding motorists of mandatory traction device requirements for canyon travel. Drivers must be prepared to comply with traction laws up to 24 hours before a storm arrives.
The Washington Spirit defeated the Utah Royals 2-1 on Saturday to secure their third consecutive NWSL Championship appearance. Clara Luvanga scored the decisive goal, propelling the Spirit toward a final matchup against either Gotham FC or the Kansas City Current.
Former Sen. Mitt Romney said he stands by his prediction that Vice President JD Vance will still be the Republican Party's next presidential nominee, but also noted that it depends on how President Donald Trump handles his last two years in office.
A semitruck hydroplaned while traveling onto southbound I-15 from westbound I-215 in Murray on Saturday, crashing and temporarily blocking the ramp. The crash occurred at approximately 10:01 a.m. Saturday, according to the Utah Department of Transportation.
Elizabeth Ludlow, a senior at Skyridge High School, has been named the SHS Athlete of the Month following a standout performance in the 6A state tennis tournament. Ludlow, competing in the No. 2 singles position, secured a silver medal after advancing through multiple rounds of the state playoffs.
The SUU Ballroom Dance Company will host two performances for its Fall 2026 concert, titled Move!, on November 13 and 14, 2026. The events are scheduled to take place at the Heritage Center Theater in Cedar City.