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Photo courtesy of the author Note to readers • This article first ran in The Salt Lake Tribune as part of a statewide contest on what Utah teens think about America on its 250th anniversary. It is being republished with permission and was supported through a grant from the American Journalism Project.
The Carbon County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Nov. 10, 2026, to consider a zoning change for a portion of a parcel in Price. The proposal involves reclassifying a section of the land from C-1 to R-1-20K.
Price calendars list four family and community events on Saturday, Oct. 24.
Grand County residents who can't get themselves to a doctor's appointment will be able to book a free ride starting next spring, in town or as far away as Salt Lake City, county officials said. The county announced Tuesday on Facebook that it received a Rural Health Transformation Program grant from the Utah Department of Health and Human Services.
The most expensive bull ever went for $1.51 million in 2019. At a Montana auction this past weekend, an Angus bull sold for $900,000. You read that right a single bull sold for nearly a million dollars. Such a high valuation was not necessarily a surprise for owner of the nine-month-old bull, Doug Stevenson, whose family has been raising Angus beef since 1947.
Citing public safety concerns about failing retaining walls and hazardous timber, Price City is moving forward with safety improvements and a tree-replacement program. Price City Mayor Terry Willis joined the KOAL newsroom to discuss the changes and rationale behind the improvements.
(Courtesy photo) Author Myla Blackham (left) poses with fellow student Haley McCracken at Utah Girls State in 2026. It is being republished with permission and was supported through a grant from the American Journalism Project. FERRON — America is red, white, and blue.
(Salt Lake City, UT) — Flood watches remain in effect across parts of central and southern Utah Thursday. The National Weather Service says repeated thunderstorms could produce two to three inches of rain in some locations. Flash flooding is possible in slot canyons, normally dry washes and low-water crossings.
HURRICANE, Utah — Residents in Hurricane are dealing with widespread flooding from storms that passed through Utah on Thursday. Video shared with FOX 13 News shows some neighborhoods where feet of water have turned roadways into makeshift rivers.
In September, the Colorado-based nonprofit Telluride Adaptive Sports Program held its 17th adaptive mountain biking camp in Moab. Each year, TASP guides and intermediate to advanced athletes travel to Utah during the last week of September for Moab Mania—a weeklong off-road hand cycling adventure.
Moab Sun News asked the candidates in Grand County's five contested county races seven questions this year: six asked of every race, and one specific to the office. Pick a race, then a question, to compare the two candidates' answers. Responses are lightly edited for length and clarity only; candidates are listed alphabetically by last name.
(Salt Lake City, UT) — Utah lawmakers are again debating how to pay for future water projects. An interim committee heard testimony yesterday on a failed proposal that would have required some utilities seeking state money to meet a local-revenue threshold.
An evacuation order has been issued for a Hurricane neighborhood in southern Utah due to imminent flooding. The Hurricane Police Department said residents in the Willow Wind complex at 80 South 1150 West should evacuate immediately. The same order also applies to homes along Gould Wash.