Utah News spotted this story published October 26, 2026 at Fox 13. Full coverage may follow as more sources report.
The Utah Mammoth's new training facility is drawing hockey players and fans from across the region, and nearby businesses said they're seeing the benefits. Just across the street from the Mammoth Ice Center, Legends Pub & Grill Southtown is welcoming crowds of families, youth hockey teams and their supporters.
While overall college enrollment in Utah has slowed, technical education programs are experiencing significant growth, driven by students looking for affordable career training, strong job prospects and skills that are less vulnerable to automation. At Salt Lake Community College, enrollment in technical education programs has increased 22 percent compared to last year.
SOUTHERN UTAH (ABC4) — 195 days, 15 hours, and 41 minutes. That is how much cumulative time Retired NASA Astronaut Steve Swanson spent in space during his career. On Monday, he brought that space a little bit closer to earth when he spoke to students at Utah Tech University about his experience.
SALT LAKE CITY — Children yelled that they were "excited" and "happy" that the Rotary Play Park at Salt Lake City's Liberty Park was finally reopening when asked by city leaders. Moments later, they showed just how excited they were. The group of a few dozen mostly school-age children stormed its brand-new facilities before the ribbon Mayor Erin Mendenhall cut could touch the ground.
DAVIS COUNTY, Utah — The Bison Roundup is a tradition at Antelope Island State Park. Staff from the Utah Division of State Parks and 200 volunteers get in the saddle and gather the island's bison herd. The island can only sustain a herd of about 500, but it grows to about 700 after calving season.
Rapich, who served 33 years with the Utah Highway Patrol (UHP), including nine years as its top commander, brings a distinguished record of public safety leadership to UVU. Fostering a safe and supportive learning environment is one of our highest priorities, said UVU President Jon Anderson.
The Layton City Council has canceled a scheduled public hearing regarding a rezoning proposal for a property near South Main Street. The hearing was originally set to address a petition to change the land use for the 0.926-acre site.