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A man was taken into custody Sunday after police say he refused to take down a sign that he placed on a flock camera pole. About 30 people held signs near the Weber County Sheriff's Office protesting David Belnap's arrest. The group expressed concerns about having automated license plate readers in their neighborhoods.
One of two immigrants detained last week in Weber County, prompting outrage among some immigrant advocates, has been released. Weber County Sheriff's Office officials detained Pablo Oyarce and Javiera Galvez, both from Chile, on behalf of federal immigration authorities.
According to school officials, the Fremont High School special education bus had two students on board. "The substitute driver was attempting to turn the bus around when the bus backed off the shoulder of the road and into a ditch," Weber School District officials stated.
WEBER COUNTY, Utah (ABC4) — A Weber County man is behind bars after allegedly sexually abusing two children. Hunter Blunt, 22, has been charged with two counts of rape of a child (first-degree felony), two counts of object rape of a child (first-degree felony), and two counts of sodomy on a child (first-degree felony).
Scores of Weber County residents may have received voting packets with a little bonus inside — an extra ballot. No, they don't get to vote twice. But a mistake by the printer hired by the county meant that as many as 167 of the envelopes sent to voters contained an extra ballot inside.
David Belnap was arrested on Sunday for investigation of placing signs identifying license-plate readers in Weber County. His supporters decried his detention, arguing the location of such devices should be public. The West Haven man was jailed though formal charges had not yet been filed against him as of late Monday morning.
Democratic candidate Alvin Thurgood has outlined his platform for the Weber County Commission Seat A race, focusing on data center zoning, housing affordability, and ICE transparency. Thurgood, a working-class citizen and local volunteer, aims to address property tax burdens and improve public accessibility to commission meetings.
In recent years, concerns and conspiracy theories have circulated about the electoral process, specifically ballot counting. To ease these concerns and offer a behind-the-scenes look at the process, Carbon County Clerk/Auditor Seth Marsing joined the KOAL newsroom to explain in depth how elections run.
Jose Briseno – USU Eastern Assistant SID Photo courtesy of Dallin Grant Photography The No. 17 Utah State Eastern women's soccer team defeated Pacific Northwest Christian College 21-0 on Saturday, securing the No. 4 seed in the Scenic West Athletic Conference postseason tournament.
Jose Briseno – USU Eastern Assistant SID Photo courtesy of Dallin Grant Photography The Utah State Eastern men's soccer team defeated Pacific Northwest Christian College 11-0 on Saturday, securing the No. 3 seed in the Scenic West Athletic Conference postseason tournament.
A 16-year-old sustained serious injuries in a crash involving a vehicle and an arrow board sign on I-215 East in Salt Lake City early Tuesday. Northbound I-215 East was closed at 3900 South following the incident.
A major crash on Monday, Oct. 26, caused the closure of westbound Little Cottonwood Road at Wasatch Boulevard in Sandy. The Utah Department of Transportation reported the incident on Monday evening, though details regarding injuries or vehicles involved have not been released.
Education Utah Utah Valley University hires its first chief safety officer in the aftermath of Charlie Kirk murder Retired UHP Col. Michael Rapich being tasked with overseeing lengthy list of campus safety directives KEY POINTS Utah Valley University announced Monday the hiring of Michael Rapich as its first-ever chief safety officer.