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After at least three meetings on the subject, the Ivins City Council has approved a motion providing a path forward for the Mojave Village project to be constructed near Old Dixie Highway 91. During the council’s Oct. 15 meeting, members debated issues related to the project and ultimately reached compromises that led to a unanimous decision.
A Utah Tech University staff member and longtime community volunteer is joining the Ivins City Sensitive Lands Committee. The Ivins City Council recently passed a resolution appointing resident Jamy Dahle to the committee. Mayor Kevin Smith recommended Dahle for the position.
Floodwaters poured into the parking lot of Ivin’s Fire Lake Park, near the city’s water reservoir early Monday morning. Mike Pondoyo, the public information officer for the Santa Clara/Ivins Police Department, told St. George News that no definitive time was known for when the park would reopen.
The Santa Clara City Council has scheduled a work meeting for February 10, 2027, following previous municipal sessions. The city has also established future meeting dates for the Planning Commission and City Council throughout late 2026 and early 2030.
A 63-year-old woman was hospitalized Wednesday after she was ejected from her vehicle, which overturned and pinned her underneath at the entrance of a subdivision in Ivins, according to police. Police Detective Mike Pondoyo told St. George News that first responders were dispatched to the personal injury crash near 1500 Split Rock shortly after the incident was reported.
Many wore black and red, which are tribal colors showing strength and power, while others wore feathers and regalia. The protest was held in front of the Black Desert Resort in Ivins during the PGA Tour Bank of Utah Championship. "I feel like the PGA tournament was where the most national spotlight would be," Snow said.
Austin Smotherman held the lead after the third round of the Bank of Utah Championship at Black Desert Resort. The tournament, which is part of the PGA Tour's FedEx Cup Fall series, features a $6 million total purse.
A multi-vehicle crash caused the closure of northbound I-15 near the 600 North exit in Salt Lake City. Salt Lake City Police Department guidelines state that traffic incidents occurring on state freeways should be reported to the Highway Patrol.
West Jordan will host a neighborhood meeting on Oct. 28 to discuss upcoming Sugar Factory Road improvements. Residents can meet with city leaders and staff to learn about the project and provide feedback before construction begins.
The TikTok is KSL’s report on the October 1, 2026 sentence for Brandon Beckham, a former Republican candidate for Utah Senate District 23, convicted in Provo of two felony counts of forcible sexual abuse.
A spooky spectacle in Ogden was gaining attention: Ron Pippin set up an elaborate new skeleton display every day in October. The yearly tradition drew people from around the area. 2News spoke with Pippin, who called himself the Ogden Skeleton Man, to learn more about the local fall attraction.
When it comes to French pastries, nobody does it quite like Bonrue Bakery. The French-inspired bakery offers up classics like a butter croissant, as well as sandwiches and other handcrafted pastries. "When you have a good bakery, it brings such a neighborly community feel together," Bonrue co-founder Chris Connors told the Deseret News.
PROVO, Utah — No. 8 Brigham Young University beat then-No. 2 Notre Dame in a thrilling 28-24 victory at Lavell Edwards Stadium on Saturday night. For fans, it was a moment in history that they got to experience in real time, and one they will never forget.