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A multi-vehicle crash has critically injured one and seriously injured another on Interstate 15 in Washington, briefly closing the freeway Thursday afternoon. Officials confirm that an SUV was traveling southbound on I-15 Thursday evening when, near mile marker 13, it collided head-on with a vehicle traveling northbound.
Heavy rain has caused severe damage to a road in southern Utah, prompting police to urge residents to stay home and avoid unnecessary travel. The Navajo Police Department's Kayenta District issued a road conditions warning Thursday evening, October 22, after heavy rainfall damaged Oljato Main Road.
The administration wants to move Forest Service headquarters from Washington to Salt Lake City and close many research stations and regional offices. The reorganization is stalled for now under an order by a federal judge.
Draper City Parks and Recreation will implement winter hours for several park restrooms beginning November 1. The seasonal changes include full closures at certain locations and adjusted operating hours at others.
A flash flood warning was issued for southeastern Washington County on October 22, 2026. The National Weather Service in Salt Lake City reported that life-threatening flooding was occurring due to recent thunderstorms.
The family of Summer Tatiana Roney, who was found dead in her ex-boyfriend's vehicle on New Year's Eve in 2024, stated on October 22, 2026, they would support a plea deal for Jacob Holt Johnson only if it includes life without parole. Johnson faces multiple felony charges related to the homicide.
The Fairview City Council is scheduled to hold a meeting on Oct. 27, 2026. The meeting will include discussions regarding a water conservation plan draft and a financial review of the July 24 celebration.