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Community Action Services and Food Bank has cut 15 positions, reduced hours at its Provo pantry and plans to close its Heber pantry in November as it tries to stay open next year. The nonprofit said it needs to raise $1.5 million by the end of 2026.
Warnings and barricades are not stopping hikers from entering a closed trail at Bridal Veil Falls after a major rockslide. Local officials in Provo said the rockslide sent car-sized boulders tumbling onto the popular Bridal Veil Falls trail on Friday, forcing its closure and raising ongoing safety concerns.
The Utah Valley Chamber has launched the Utah Valley Regional Alliance (UVRA), a leadership coalition designed to align business, government, and civic leaders to address long-term regional needs like infrastructure, housing, and workforce development. The alliance is guided by a Board of Governors featuring prominent figures from major institutions, including Utah Tech University and Brigham Young University.
BYU SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Pat McAfee said he “did not enjoy the University of Utah” after “College GameDay” visited the Utes’ campus for their matchup against Houston. McAfee said a University of Utah social media post made him uncomfortable before the show on Saturday.
OCTOBER 26, 2026 /LOCAL NEWS Trump Calls Out Judge In Robinson Case (Provo, UT) — President Donald Trump is calling out the judge in the Tyler Robinson murder case. He took to Truth Social Friday saying that Judge Tony Graf Jr. is “desecrating” the memory of Charlie Kirk, whom Robinsons allegedly shot and killed at UVU last September.
As of 12:09 PM MT Oct 26, KJZZ reported: A trail near Bridal Veil Falls in Utah County remained closed Monday after a rockslide, while a nearby road remained closed for construction, according to the Utah County Sheriff’s Office. The road between the lower and upper parking lots was closed because of construction on the park at the base of the falls, across the river.
Amelia Earhart Elementary School will celebrate School Spirit and Safety Week starting Tuesday, October 27, 2026. The week-long event includes themed dress-up days and activities focused on the school's RISE values of Respect, Integrity, Safety, and Empathy.
UDOT’s large-scale I-215 West improved project reached a milestone: 60% complete, and as part of that milestone, the Federal Highway Administrator toured the project Monday. Federal Highway Administrator Sean McMaster visited the project to observe a bridge deck demolition.
BYU’s double-overtime loss at UCF this past weekend will likely always be remembered for its chaotic finish — especially the somewhat-controversial officiating of the final minutes. While Kalani Sitake said it “would have been nice” to have received some immediate clarification regarding Saturday’s officiating, he’s leaving the drama behind.
Heavy rain that caused flooding last week in the Four Corners area of Utah, Colorado and New Mexico has had what water experts say is a beneficial side effect: A marked rise in the water level of Lake Powell. Lake Powell is seen from Wahweap Overlook near Page, Arizona, Wednesday, Sept. 23.
Salina City is eligible to apply to the Utah Department of Workforce Services for funding under the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Small Cities Program, a federally funded program administered by the State of Utah, Housing and Community Development Division (HCD). Salina City is eligible to apply for CDBG funding provided Salina City meets the applicable program requirements.
A woman who slipped near the summit of Mount Timpanogos was rescued by helicopter following a difficult trek through the Pleasant Grove Ranger District. The rescue highlights the ongoing hazards of the high-elevation alpine environment near Emerald Lake.
San Juan County officials warned on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026, that flood threats persist following a historic rise of the San Juan River. The flooding has impacted up to 2,000 homes and required hundreds of rescues, including helicopter lifts of families from rooftops.