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A slow moving storm will keep it cool & wet with widespread valley rain & high elevation snow.
SALT LAKE CITYTuesday: Showers likely along with isolated thunderstorms. Much cooler. Tuesday Night: Scattered showers & cooler temperatures.
GEORGETuesday: Numerous rain showers & isolated thunderstorms.
EMERY COUNTY – Climbers from near and far gathered in Emery County Oct. 1 through 4 for the 12th annual Joe’s Valley Fest. The four-day event featured climbing clinics, activities hosted by local businesses and community events. Festival attendees also spent an estimated $90,000 at Emery County businesses throughout the weekend.
The Utah Mammoth defeated the Buffalo Sabres 4-1 on Saturday night to conclude a five-game trip. The victory marked the third win for the Mammoth during the road trip.
A Utah Tech University staff member and longtime community volunteer is joining the Ivins City Sensitive Lands Committee. The Ivins City Council recently passed a resolution appointing resident Jamy Dahle to the committee. Mayor Kevin Smith recommended Dahle for the position.
MANTI — The Carbon High Mountain Bike Team battled challenging course conditions, unpredictable weather and fierce competition at the Manti mountain bike course, bringing home the Division 3 region championship trophy and delivering several standout performances along the way. 5-mile course features 530 feet of elevation gain, with half of that climbing packed into the quarter-mile long start.
Game Recap: Women’s Soccer | 10/10/2026 7:29:00 PM | Jose Briseno – Assistant SID The No. 17 Utah State Eastern women’s soccer team bounced back from Thursday’s loss with a 4-0 road victory over Truckee Meadows Community College on Saturday in Reno, Nevada.
The app, Pothole AI, can detect and record potholes in real time. Users can put their cellphone on a dashboard holder, and the app continues to work with live detection. Ivan Turan, a 17-year-old senior at West High School, said the app idea came from a family vacation in India, where he noticed extensive road damage.