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Showers & t-storms are most likely across Northern UT & SW Wyoming today. Isolated storms are also possible in the south, and with deep moisture in place, could bring heavy rain & lead to flash flooding.
SALT LAKE CITYFriday: Mostly cloudy & cooler with scattered showers & thunderstorms.
The Utah Transit Authority is implementing a systemwide fare suspension from September 18 through September 20, 2026, to facilitate software and hardware upgrades. During this period, all UTA services will operate with zero fares as the agency updates its interconnected fare collection tools.
BYU Sports Nation discussed the No. 11 BYU team's upcoming road game against Colorado State. The program featured analysis regarding potential upsets and interviews with Greg Wrubell and Tommy Prassas.
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Posted - Sept. Ashley Kijowski, Utah Division of Wildlife Resources water fowl program manager, talks with Sen. Derrin Owens, R-Fountain Green, as they pause during an airboat ride through Farmington Bay on the eastern side of the Great Salt Lake on Thursday.
Both are familiar faces. They were promoted from within their agencies and praised by lawmakers and colleagues at the Capitol this week. Come next year, they’ll be joined by a new Senate president, a top decision-maker on policy and funding for the lake and other issues facing the state, after the defeat of Sen.
A Logan man is trying to rally support around the idea of constructing a state-funded ski and snowboard area within 90 minutes of Salt Lake City. Clint Richins says the resort will be focused on making winter sports more affordable for locals, but will Utahns go for it?