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Southwest, other areas left mud-caked by receding torrents presented homeowners and business owners with the filthy work of cleanup. Jack Ellis, a retired schoolteacher, surveyed damage along the San Juan River in Pagosa Springs, Colorado, which has suffered through multiple rounds of severe flooding in recent weeks.
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Drivers in Salt Lake and Davis counties should prepare for several road closures and construction projects affecting I-15, Bangerter Highway, and Pages Lane. The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) and local crews are performing various infrastructure upgrades and repairs that may cause delays and detours.
PROVO — Two of the three Utah County Commission seats were up for grabs in Tuesday's election, creating the possibility of change in the state's second-most-populated county. But Republicans still came out on top in every countywide race for the predominantly red county.
Drivers traveling through Salt Lake and Davis counties face several weekend ramp closures, lane restrictions, and construction projects, according to a report by Istvan Bartos for KSL.
Several local schools have taken time to celebrate Dia de los Muertos, the Day of the Dead. Vernal Middle School was among them. “We loved bringing a little color, culture, and tradition to VMS as we got ready to celebrate Día de los Muertos!” shared the announcement.
The online game "Among Us" may have been a game changer in finding a Utah teenage girl missing for a year and a half, who investigators said was held against her will. Apparently, the girl communicated with another gamer and then more fully revealed her circumstances on a social media platform.
The Uintah County Commissioners have scheduled a work session for November 4, 2026, to discuss several ordinances and IT matters. The meeting agenda includes discussions on purchasing amendments, snake breeding regulations, and managed detection and response.