The Air Force has started integrating commercial refuelers into its fleet to modernize operations and boost mission readiness.
On July 24, 2026, Senior Airman Jakob Simpson of the 75th Logistics Readiness Squadron Fuels Management was seen checking readings on a commercial refuel truck at Hill Air Force Base in Utah.
The integration of these commercial vehicles is part of an effort to enhance fuel operations at the base.
State and local officials are seeking public input through a transportation survey to help shape the Western Cache Corridor Planning and Environmental Linkages (PEL) Study. Residents have until September 30, 2026, to submit responses regarding future transportation needs and challenges in the western portion of Cache County.
The 75th Security Forces Squadron launched Operation New Sheriff on Aug. 13 to address a surge in speeding violations on the installation. The initiative aims to reinforce safety through concentrated enforcement of traffic infractions.
The 21st annual Tinker and the Primes Conference focused on legacy and next-generation sustainment needs. Held in Midwest City, the event brought together government and industry leaders to discuss sustaining America's air power advantage.
Hill Air Force Base hosted the Department of War Firefighter Rescue and Survival School, a intensive 50-hour training program. The course is designed to develop resilient and combat-ready first responders through hands-on drills.
The AEDC Velocity Alliance is a strategic consortium designed to accelerate the sustainment, restoration and modernization of critical test infrastructure supporting the development of next-generation
Drones are no longer just simple cameras in the sky. From commercial logistics and agricultural mapping to tactical reconnaissance and strike operations, unmanned aerial systems are reshaping everyday
ZION NATIONAL PARK, Utah (ABC4) — A "large rockfall" is leading to closures inside Zion National Park. According to the Utah Department of Transportation, Zion Canyon Shuttles are unable to go past The Grotto, which is stop #6 on their route).
The Bureau of Land Management is accepting public comments through Sept. 3 on a revised proposal for 10 backcountry airstrip locations in southeastern Utah, just over two weeks after an Interior appeals board vacated the agency’s previous approval at the BLM’s request.
The closure has shut off access to the Temple of Sinawava stop, which is the dropping-off and pick-up point for The Narrows hike. (Fox 13) A large rockfall inside Zion National Park has cut off access Monday to one of the most popular areas in the park.
Tad Calcara & The New Deal Swing Band will perform a free concert celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States. The performance is intended to take listeners on a journey through memorable moments in American history.
Salt Lake City has risen to 12th place on Sports Business Journal's 2026 list of the best sports business cities in the United States, a significant jump from its 44th place ranking in 2023. The city's ascent is driven by a surge in professional franchises and massive infrastructure investments, including the Delta Center transformation and a multi-billion dollar mixed-use development on the city's west side.
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — It is time for another temple round-up, and this time, a few big milestones have been announced for temples that will be the first in their respective areas. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced the open house and dedication dates for the Pago Pago American Samoa Temple and the groundbreaking date for the Vienna Austria Temple.