Film Review: The Devils
Ken Russell's The Devils has been re-released in 4k for your viewing eyes, marking this the first time the film has been presented since 1971, in its rawest, uncensored form. The Devils follows Urbain Grandier, played by Oliver Reed (The Brood, Gladiator), who has been tasked with governing the small French town of Loudun, while both managing his duties as priest and sleeping his way around town.
via SLUG MagazineStatewideNovember 3, 2026
Communities 'cut off from each other' in San Juan County as bridges fail
The destruction of two major bridges in San Juan County is leaving communities disconnected, which could affect health care, voting and tourism in southeastern Utah. A Highway 163 bridge connecting Bluff and Monument Valley was destroyed in Monday’s floods, leaving a “gaping chasm in the highway where the bridge fell out", according to local authorities.
via KUTVMonument ValleyNovember 3, 2026
Utah Utes Rise to Number 3 in AP Poll
The Utah Utes have climbed to number 3 in the AP Top 25 poll as of November 1, 2026, boasting an undefeated 8-0 record. In the NCAA College Football Coaches Poll from the same date, the Utes hold the number 4 position with an 8-0 record.
November 3, 2026
Sherry Meidell featured in staff exhibition at Bountiful Davis Art Center
Sherry Meidell is an artist whose paintings were featured in a June 2026 staff exhibition at the Bountiful Davis Art Center.
BountifulNovember 3, 2026
Utah's ski resorts begin snowmaking as winter season approaches
Utah's ski season is just around the corner and some ski resorts have fired up the snow guns and are laying the foundation for the winter. Both Park City Mountain and Snowbird started snowmaking on Tuesday after a stormfront brought some fresh snow to Utah's mountain peaks.
via KUTVPark CityNovember 3, 2026
Trump could put tariffs on wind turbines — Rocky Mountain Power isn’t worried
President Donald Trump signed a proclamation on Oct. 22 calling imported wind turbines a national security threat while simultaneously unlocking up to $150 million for expanding domestic oil refining capacity. Rocky Mountain Power says ratepayers shouldn't worry, pointing to long-term contracts and the ability to source turbine components domestically.
via Deseret NewsStatewideNovember 3, 2026