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SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — The Department of Justice will be sending election monitors to Utah, according to Lieutenant Governor Deidre Henderson. Henderson announced Thursday that federal monitors will be stationed at Utah polls for the upcoming midterm election.
Weber State University men’s basketball took to the court for the first time in the 2026-27 season against Colorado Christian University. The home game was the first of three exhibition games before the regular season starts on Nov. 2. The Wildcats enter the season with a nearly entirely new roster following a coaching change and roster turnover.
Sewing machines, sergers, fabric markers and craft materials like ribbon, trim and threads lined the walls in Room 337 in Weber State University’s Browning Center on Oct. 16. The space was filled with students participating in a workshop hosted by Project Runway, the University’s new and first fashion club.
A flood watch remains in effect for portions of Utah through the evening of October 22, 2026. A late season surge of tropical moisture is expected to bring widespread moderate to heavy rainfall across much of southern Utah.
12, bringing students, faculty and community members together to celebrate Wildcat pride despite cold, rainy weather. Due to the inclement weather, the event was moved to the W10 covered parking lot, where attendees gathered to enjoy food trucks, live music and a variety of inflatable mini-game attractions.
Widespread rain is expected to continue through early Friday, October 24, bringing an increased risk of flash flooding across southeast Utah and southwest Colorado. Strong to severe thunderstorms may occur near the I-70 corridor south through tonight, October 22.
Several schools in the San Juan School District extended its at home learning as flood risks increased from heavy rains moving through southern Utah. School District officials said Bluff Elementary School, Montezuma Creek Elementary School, Whitehorse High School, Monument Valley High School, Tse'bii'Nidzisgai Elementary School and Navajo Mountain High School were all moved to at-home learning.