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News October 28, 2026 Final B Terminal gates open as Salt Lake City Airport adds art, lounges and local businesses. Smooth Landing Grace X. Maya Salt Lake City dignitaries, including Mayor Erin Mendenhall, former mayor Ralph Becker and current Council chairman Alenjandro Puy, celebrate the completion of at 12-year renovation project at SLC International Airport on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
The case was assigned to Judge Joel Ferry and the next hearing was scheduled for November 23. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH- Trevor Lee appeared this Wednesday morning before the Third District Court in Salt Lake City, accompanied by his attorney, Kathryn Nester.
A September 2026 report from the Planning Division shows a 24% increase in applications compared to September 2025. The report details various development proposals, including the Lamplighter Square & Townhomes project and a new Intermountain Healthcare Hospital.
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — A woman has been arrested on suspicion of child abuse after allegedly ripping hair out of a minor's head. The 54-year-old woman, whom ABC4 is not naming to protect the identity of the victim, has been arrested on suspicion of intentional aggravated child abuse (first-degree felony).
A report published October 28 details how Utah native Willam Christensen created America's first full-length Nutcracker in 1944. This production, which launched a nationwide holiday ballet industry, was recently recognized as a Living Historic Landmark by the state of Utah.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (ABC4) — Katie Hood (41) and Reina Child (47) became fast friends five years ago when they met as coworkers at Charlie's Produce in Salt Lake City. Then two years ago, Katie was diagnosed with renal failure. Family, friends and even coworkers began getting tested to see if they were a match.
Elder Patrick Kearon of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles told students to reflect upon the way they use their phones, especially as it relates to social media. “You know what it has done or is doing for you,” he said in a devotional at Ensign College in Salt Lake City on Tuesday, Oct. 27.
Professional skiers and snowboarders will descend on the University of Utah campus Nov. 6 for the second annual rail jam. The U. is partnering with Woodward Park City to turn its Olpin Student Union lawn into an urban snow park for students and professional skiers and riders to test out their best tricks.
The Duchesne County Commission is seeking resumes or letters of interest to fill an expiring seat on the Friends of the Duchesne County Children's Justice Center Board of Directors. Interested individuals must submit their materials by 5:00 p.m. on November 27, 2026.
The Duchesne County Commission is seeking resumes or letters of interest to fill an expiring seat on the Duchesne County Public Land Use Committee. Interested individuals can apply for positions representing Water Conservancy, Natural Resources, or the County at Large.
The Duchesne County Commission is seeking resumes or letters of interest for an appointment to the Tricounty Health Board. The position involves representing the Duchesne County area to fill an expiring seat.
The Duchesne County Commission is seeking resumes or letters of interest to fill an expiring seat on the Uintah Basin Hospital Board. Interested individuals in the Duchesne County area have until November 27, 2026, to submit their materials.
The Duchesne County Commission is seeking resumes or letters of interest to fill an expiring seat on the Duchesne County Planning Commission Board. Interested individuals from the Neola, Duchesne, and Upper Country areas may apply until November 27, 2026.