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This is your daily news rundown for Monday, Nov. 9. In this edition: Utah Republicans have a new leadership roster after the midterms Project Rainbow distributed a record number of LGBTQ+ flags in Utah this year This was Utah's wettest October in 50 years.
Ben Lomond boys basketball coach Lyndon Johnson anticipates increased depth and improved performance for the upcoming season. The team's home opener is scheduled for Nov. 20 against North Sanpete.
On October 26th and 27th UVU hosted their annual exhibit of T-shirts, each representing a survivor’s story or a loved one lost to violence. Aiming to raise awareness of domestic violence, sexual assault, and other forms of abuse.
Come join our reporter Bailey at the scene of the Calaveras and Conversation hosted by UVU Interfaith Leadership Fellowship. Aiming to celebrate and recognize the Mexican Holiday Dia De Los Muertos and honoring passed loved ones.
A postcard about the Community Clean Energy Program alongside a notice from Rocky Mountain Power, Nov. 2, 2026. People in 16 Utah communities are getting letters this November about the Community Clean Energy Program. Unless they opt out, residential Rocky Mountain Power customers will pay an extra $4 a month to fund construction of new clean energy sources in Utah, Idaho or Wyoming.
Lehi City is scheduling a week of family activities for Nov. 22–28, featuring events such as mini-golf and service projects. The schedule, highlighted by City Council member Emily Lockhart, aims to celebrate community and local business support.
Several of our teachers had guest teacher, Cherisa Jones, teach the Thriller to their classes. Here...