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The Holy War is finally here and this year’s matchup between Utah and BYU is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated games in the rivalry’s history. But before the Utes and Cougars take the field this Saturday, fans will have to adjust to something they haven’t experienced in nearly 30 years: a 10 a.m. kickoff.
A driver died at the scene following a high-speed, single-vehicle collision with a steel traffic pole and a subsequent vehicle fire in Salt Lake City. The incident occurred a little after midnight on Saturday morning.
For the first time in history, BYU and Utah will face each other as Top 10 teams in a high-stakes Big 12 rivalry match. The game will impact Big 12 championship prospects and College Football Playoff positioning.
As of 10:25 AM MT Nov 7, KSL reported: A driver was killed early Saturday after losing control of a vehicle traveling at a high speed and crashing into a steel traffic control pole in Salt Lake City, police said. The vehicle was traveling southbound on state Route 172 near 5600 West and 1730 South when the driver lost control and collided with the pole, said Glen Mills, Salt Lake police chief of staff.
Saxophonist Nathanial Young drew more than 1,500 people to the Salt Lake City Public Library for a free performance on Thursday evening. The musician, known for short-notice performances, is scheduled to perform again on Friday, Nov. 6, at the Asher Adams, Autograph Collection.
For one hour Friday night, the lobby of a hotel in downtown Salt Lake City transformed into a concert hall. The music was crafted by saxophonist Nathanial Young, who is known for his free public performances that he shares on social media. And in front of a crowd of Utahns who love art, music and connection, he created magic.
SALT LAKE CITY — The North Temple corridor has long been considered the gateway to Salt Lake City, shaped by immigrant-owned businesses, new development and a growing west-side community. Now, six new murals are helping capture that story in vivid color.
Investigation: Witnesses said Democratic Sen. Kathleen Riebe harassed and discriminated against staffers and interns Riebe admitted to investigators that she asked to not have LGBTQ interns. Their report said she made discriminatory statements to a Senate staffer.
The Utah Office of Tourism and Utah Tourism Industry Association has recognized Sen. Evan Vickers, Nathan Rafferty and Shayne Wittwer as 2026 Utah Tourism Hall of Fame inductees for their significant, lasting contributions to Utah’s tourism industry.
The November 2026 Virgin Town Newsletter was released on November 7. The publication includes updates regarding town events, infrastructure projects, and legislative efforts concerning local post offices.
The Utah Department of Agriculture and Food is investigating after receiving recent reports of illness and death in horses in southern Utah and surrounding areas. Alfalfa hay cubes are pictured, for illustative purposes only.
View our evening newscast for Friday, Nov. 6, in the video player above, then read the full stories below. Full story links: Southern Utah's storms brought more than flooding.
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