Recent rockfalls across Utah highlight weather-related hazards
Several rockfalls across Utah in recent weeks are putting renewed attention on a geological hazard that experts say can happen with little to no warning. Provo Canyon, Zion and Parleys Canyon have all experienced recent rockfalls. On Sunday night, rock debris in Parleys Canyon forced the closure of part of I-215.
via Fox 13ProvoNovember 2, 2026
Historic flooding keeps overwhelming southeastern Utah — here’s how to donate • Utah News Dispatch
Story As historic flooding continues to overwhelm San Juan County and southeastern Utah and a flood watch extends to Monday night, donations for the rural and tribal communities there are still needed. But, amid road closures and other limitations, some instructions are changing.
via Utah News DispatchSan Juan CountyNovember 2, 2026
‘Does God care who wins this game? No’: Morgan Scalley talks rivalry ahead of Utah-BYU matchup
Morgan Scalley is as well-versed in the Utah-BYU rivalry as anyone. Utah’s first-year head coach grew up a Ute fan, played for Utah for four seasons, then joined Utah’s coaching staff in 2006, rising up the ranks from safeties coach to defensive coordinator to head coach for his alma mater.
via Deseret NewsMorganNovember 2, 2026
WATCH: Rising water traps vehicle, occupants in river, leading to technical rescue
GUNLOCK FALLS, Utah (ABC4) — Two individuals were rescued from Gunlock Falls after rising water trapped their vehicle in a river. According to the Washington County Sheriff’s Office Search And Rescue (SAR), they were dispatched to the river below Gunlock Falls earlier today for reports of stranded individuals.
via ABC4Washington CountyNovember 2, 2026
A first look inside Texas’ newest Latter-day Saint temple
Tours of the sixth Latter-day Saint temple in Texas officially kicked off Monday with tours for the media. Free public tours of the Fort Worth Texas Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will follow every Monday through Saturday starting this Thursday, Nov. 5, through Saturday, Nov. 21.
via Deseret NewsStatewideNovember 2, 2026
Suspect shot, injured by police in Syracuse identified, booked into jail
SYRACUSE, Utah (ABC4) — The suspect shot and injured by officers during an incident on October 9 has been publicly identified and booked into jail nearly a month after the shooting. Kelly Dicus, 43, is booked into the Davis Cpounty Jail and is facing charges including aggravated kidnapping, domestic violence in the presence of a child, and interruption of a communication device.
via ABC4SyracuseNovember 2, 2026