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The excitement around college football in the Beehive State hasn't stopped the past two weeks. ESPN College GameDay has taken note as well. Last week, the premier pregame college football show was in Provo for the BYU-Notre Dame thriller, and Saturday they head to the University of Utah for the clash between the 10th-ranked Utes and No. 14 Houston.
A BYUtv report published October 22 discusses BYU's potential path to the College Football Playoff while the team holds a 6-0 record and a No. 2 ranking. The program also previews the upcoming UCF matchup, men's basketball, and the No. 1 women's cross country team.
The Provo City Council approved a redevelopment plan on Tuesday to transform the Provo Towne Centre into a mixed-use district. The approved plan includes housing, retail, and transit-oriented development while preserving existing major retail anchors.
In a report published October 21, BYU Sports Nation reviewed BYU's victory over Notre Dame and provided a preview for the UCF game. The program also addressed Jaxon Kohler's eligibility and featured discussion on BYU basketball.
In a report published October 22, BYU Sports Nation discussed BYU's potential path to the College Football Playoff while the football team holds a 6-0 record and a No. 2 ranking. The program also addressed upcoming matchups and performance in men's basketball and women's cross country.
Bishop L. Todd Budge addressed the spiritual purpose of Church resources during a BYU devotional on Oct. 20, 2026, detailing how tithing and offerings support global humanitarian efforts and religious education. The address highlighted the Church's $1.58 billion humanitarian expenditure and the use of temporal resources to fulfill four divine responsibilities, including missionary work and temple construction.
Bishop L. Todd Budge, First Counselor in the Presiding Bishopric of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, spoke at Tuesday’s devotional about how temporal resources, including tithes and offerings, help bless millions of people worldwide through service and humanitarian efforts.
Severe weather across Northern and Central Arizona on Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026, brought heavy hail and high winds to several communities, including Flagstaff, Prescott, and Glendale. While no tornadoes were reported, the storms produced significant hail ranging from quarter-sized to 2 inches in diameter.
The Mapleton City Council met on October 7, 2026, to discuss shipping container regulations, public safety initiatives, and upcoming municipal projects. The session included a work session on container ordinances and the swearing-in of a new fire engineer.
Five demonstrators at a No-Kings rally in front of Ephraim City Hall held signs urging people to vote. One sign said, “Vote early.” EPHRAIM—About 30 people gathered in front of Ephraim City Hall Saturday for the fourth nationwide “No Kings” rally since July 2025.
Council wary of request for 25-year development agreement MT. PLEASANT—The Mt. Pleasant City Council postponed action on a proposed 62.4-acre housing development Oct. 13 as members raised additional concerns about a development agreement that could govern the project for 25 years.
Skiers and snowboarders enjoy the slopes at Snowland Ski Resort in Fairview Canyon during the resort's first season back open to the public in January 2026. The historic ski area, which had been closed to public skiing since 1980, is preparing to expand its operations with a new surface lift ahead of the 2026-27 winter season.
Members of the North Sanpete High School Shakespeare competition team display their trophies and certificates following their first-place finish in the Cambridge Division at the 2026 High School Shakespeare Competition in Cedar City. Nolun Nielsen, Kamron Cox and Tavian Smith earned first place in duo/trio performance, while Misty Bailey received the Larry Lott Acting Award.