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A man from San Juan County is heading to federal prison after being convicted of possessing child sexual abuse material (CSAM) while already on supervised release for the same crime. Attorney’s Office (USAO) for the District of Utah, 43-year-old Johnston Blackhorse of Aneth, Utah, has been sentenced to 16 years’ imprisonment and a lifetime of supervised release.
Zane C. Yazzie, 33, of Aneth, Utah, has been sentenced to 35 months in prison following guilty pleas for multiple violent assaults. The sentencing follows a series of incidents occurring within the Navajo Nation Reservation.
A San Juan County man was sentenced to 35 months in prison following a series of violent assaults involving victims and federal officers. The sentencing comes after the defendant pleaded guilty to multiple felony charges related to the incidents.
A San Juan County man was sentenced to nearly three years in prison after he assaulted several people over the course of several days. Zane C. Yazzie, 33, of Aneth, Utah, pleaded guilty on July 9 to assault resulting in serious bodily injury while within Indian Country, assault with a dangerous weapon with the intent to do bodily harm while within Indian Country, and assault on a federal officer.
MOAB, Utah – A San Juan County, Utah, man was sentenced to 35 months’ imprisonment today after, over the course of several days, he violently assaulted several people. The man punched, strangled, and threatened to kill a woman, struck a man over the head with a stick and threatened to kill him with a knife, and assaulted federal officers with the Bureau of Indian Affairs that
Preliminary results are in for the November 3 general election in San Juan County, but the figures include just a fraction of the total votes cast. Less than 1,000 ballots have been counted as of Tuesday evening and election officials state that it will be "several days" before final results are available.
Election results in San Juan County will be delayed for several days after a series of challenges disrupted the November 3 general election. Preliminary results will be released soon. With nearly 1,000 votes counted, there are still several thousand more to be counted, including all ballots that were cast on election day.
The West Jordan Police Department is notifying the public regarding various unclaimed and surplus properties currently held by the department. Interested individuals must provide proof of ownership through receipts or detailed descriptions within nine days of the November 5, 2026, posting.
MOAB, Utah – An Aneth man, with a criminal history of possessing child pornography, was sentenced to 16 years’ imprisonment. In April 2026, Johnston Blackhorse, 43, of Aneth, Utah, was convicted by a jury after he received and possessed child pornography, also known as child sex abuse material (CSAM). At the time of the offense, Blackhorse was already on supervised release for
Ian E. Adams was listed as a member of the Millard School Board in undated documents from the district.
The Daniel Town Council will hold a work meeting on November 13, 2026, at 12:00 PM at the Daniel Town Office Building, 3500 S Highway 40 Ste A. The agenda will be posted to the left under Council Agendas when ready.
The Kimball Art Center has chosen an internationally-known architecture firm to design its new home in Kimball Junction. The building is meant to reimagine arts spaces. The Kimball Art Center has been searching for an architecture firm to design a new facility in Kimball Junction.
Happy Thursday, Utah! A weak disturbance moving through the state is bringing a period of cloud cover Thursday afternoon. High pressure brings more sunshine and warmer conditions through the weekend. Weekday forecast Happy Thursday, Utah! A disturbance moving across the state Thursday is bringing a batch of high and mid-level clouds.