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He was sentenced in Provo’s Fourth District Court. Most of the charges — except for one third-degree felony charge of unlawful sexual activity with a minor — were dropped when McKee accepted a plea deal on Sept. Plaintiff attorney for the state, Kristin Zimmerman, said in September that a plea deal was the state’s best option for justice.
Brief Douglas Stewart Carter came to Provo’s 4th District Court smiling big Tuesday, but his attorneys weren’t in the same good spirits. They had hoped prosecutors would move to dismiss the murder case against their client Tuesday after DNA analysis revealed that blood from the scene of Eva Olesen’s death in 1985 was not Carter’s.
PROVO, Utah (ABC4) — Provo airport is celebrating a new milestone. Airport and city leaders are recognizing the ongoing progress in phases 2 and 3 of the Terminal Expansion Project and the continued investment in the airport's future as the city is growing.
Students at Brigham Young University in Provo are using genealogical research to help bring long-awaited answers to families of American service members missing from past wars. In a partnership with the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency, student researchers analyze historical records to locate living next of kin and identify family members who may be able to provide DNA samples.
PROVO — Fourth District Judge Tony Graf set the jury trial for Tyler Robinson for the summer of 2028 in an order he read from the bench on Monday after reviewing requests and schedules from attorneys. He said he has reserved 105 days for the trial, with jury selection starting on June 21, 2028, at 9:30 a.m. in the Provo Fourth District Courthouse.
PROVO — The Utah County Attorney's Office is moving forward with charges against a man whose conviction was overturned after years on death row, despite a recent DNA test distancing him from the crime scene. Douglas Carter attended Tuesday's hearing in street clothes for the first time in a while since he was released on bail in late September.
(Provo, UT) -- The Utah murder trial for the accused killer of Charlie Kirk will begin in 2028. Tyler Robinson was in the courtroom when the judge announced that jury selection will start on June 21st, 2028. The judge noted that Robinson's defense estimates the trial could take six-to-seven months.
The Park City Council will look at revised 5-acre Bonanza Park plans Friday. Councilmembers worry the site concept is veering off course. Eight months after approving preliminary 5-acre Bonanza Park plans, the Park City Council will review Brinshore Development’s updated design Friday.
The Laketown Planning and Zoning Commission is scheduled to hold a meeting on Nov. 18, 2026. The meeting will include a discussion regarding a high tunnel greenhouse.
Patriotic banners that lined Heber's Main Street will be up for auction in November. To commemorate this summer’s America250 celebrations, the Wasatch Community Foundation is auctioning off the banners that lined Heber’s Main Street. Residents can bid on the banners through Nov. 20 at 8 p.m.
The resort will now fine no-shows $100. The town, meanwhile, is quintupling the cost of a parking ticket. Being a no-show could be a major uh-oh at Alta Ski Area this season. The resort will begin issuing $100 fines to people who make parking reservations but don't use or cancel them.
The mayors of Hurricane and Bluff said they hadn’t been contacted by the governor’s office despite the state of emergency declaration last week. State officials who spoke with 2News on Tuesday said the declaration could help publicly owned infrastructure but was unlikely to fund homeowners or mitigation efforts.
Street parking is banned in Summit and Wasatch counties to allow for snow plows to clear the roads. Winter parking restrictions are returning to the Wasatch Back. Wasatch County’s seasonal rules are already in effect, banning parking on paved county roads, and parking within 5 feet of them, from Nov. 1 through April 1.