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Vice President Kamala Harris speaks at the Culinary Workers Union headquarters Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026, in Las Vegas. John Locher, Associated Press By Lauren Irwin Lauren is a national politics reporter for the Deseret News reporting from Washington and covering national stories of impact.
PROVO — For the second time in two years, BYU found itself in a familiar position against Arizona State: needing to burn the final seconds off the clock to secure a victory over the Sun Devils. Saturday's 27-20 win in Provo felt like deja vu for the Cougars, as the closing moments mirrored its last meeting in Tempe in 2024.
The Weber County Library Board of Directors will hold a meeting on Nov. 3, 2026. The meeting is scheduled to discuss various items including the approval of previous meeting minutes and reports from the Commissioner and Director.
Arizona State suffered a 27-20 loss to No. 8 BYU in Provo on Saturday, October 31, despite a second-half comeback effort led by freshman quarterback Jake Fette. BYU quarterback Bear Bachmeier secured the victory with a series of clutch plays late in the game.
After just a few isolated showers and an overall lull in activity on Halloween, get ready for widespread rain Sunday, with the heaviest rain across southwest Utah. Showers will start moving in late tonight. A strong Pacific storm will tap into an atmospheric river, bringing widespread precipitation to Utah.
It’s here. Let preparations begin. Two victories, two top-10 teams, two different styles, and all that anticipation is over. It’s rivalry week around these parts, and No. 6 Utah and No. 8 BYU are headed for a classic showdown in Rice-Eccles Stadium Saturday, just after breakfast.
Samantha Reagan grew up in a Democratic home in Las Vegas, Nevada. “Politics definitely is something that we talked about in my house growing up,” she recalled. “I feel like I was always really surrounded by the news and I was always pretty aware of how my parents voted.”