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A woman was arrested Friday and accused of crashing her vehicle into the Cedar Bowling Center twice, causing up to $130,000 in damage Friday night. The driver was arrested and later booked into the county jail for the investigation of reckless driving and criminal mischief, according to Cedar City Police Sgt.
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An events calendar for South Sevier High School outlines various upcoming athletic competitions, academic activities, and school events for October 2026.
CEDAR CITY, Utah — A driver was arrested after deliberately crashing into a bowling alley in Cedar City twice. No one was seriously injured. Chantell Strong, 40, was arrested for criminal mischief resulting in estimated losses of over $5,000 and reckless driving.
The Southern Utah Museum of Art scheduled a public opening for the Tooveep exhibition, an exploration of contemporary Indigenous art. The event was planned to include a guest curator and a performance by the Indigenous Student Union of Southern Utah University.
A vehicle crashed into the Cedar Bowling Center building in Cedar City, resulting in heavy front-end damage and a reported gas leak. Emergency crews responded to the scene to address the accident and a reported female occupant who was out of the vehicle.
A driver was arrested after ramming her vehicle into a bowling alley twice and becoming stuck on the building's foundation. There were customers and staff inside the building at the time of the crash. Police said a female driver crashed into the exterior wall of the bowling alley, backed up and then rammed into the building again.
George. The event will feature keynote speaker Senior Judge John J. Walton of Utah's Fifth District Court, with welcoming remarks from former Utah State Representative V. Lowry Snow.
An 83-year-old male died following a collision between a semi-truck and a side-by-side on US Highway 6 on October 16, 2026. The accident occurred near milepost 236 while the side-by-side was attempting to change lanes.
An 18-year-old was arrested on suspicion of two counts of aggravated robbery and seven counts of aggravated assault after allegedly chasing seven people with a machete and robbing two of them, according to a probable cause affidavit. The victims were walking back from playing basketball when Anthony Ray Turnbow approached them with a machete and threatened them, the affidavit said.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (ABC4) — A 17-year-old male was hospitalized after a shooting in the West Point neighborhood on Saturday night. Officers from the Salt Lake City Police Department responded to the incident at 11:20 p.m. they arrived at the area to find a Halloween party taking place near 1900 W Sergeant Dr.
The No. 20 Houston football team is scheduled to play No. 11 Utah on Oct. 24 at 9:15 p.m. CT on ESPN, according to an announcement from the network and the Big 12 Conference on Sunday.
Forest Service plans controlled burns in Millcreek, Parleys and Lambs canyons. Operations will cover 114 acres to reduce wildfire risks, starting as early as Sunday. Residents may see smoke until operations are scheduled to end on Tuesday.
MORGAN COUNTY, Utah, Oct. 18, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) There's a reason burn barrels are illegal in Morgan County and elsewhere. Because they can easily start other fires, Mountain Green Fire said, in sharing a photo of a Saturday fire.