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Utah joined 16 other states in a $665 million settlement with Snap Finance, a lease-to-own payment company, over allegedly misleading information and confusing payment terms. The settlement cancels more than $16.7 million in lease payments owed to Snap Finance by Utah consumers.
The Huntington City Council is scheduled to hold a regularly scheduled meeting on Oct. 21, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. The meeting agenda includes discussions on property sales, business licenses, and potential utility rate increases for 2027.
University of Utah Health has received recognition for digital health achievements and various medical advancements, including land acquisition for a new health center and new research initiatives.
Provo • In the 24, then 48, then 72 hours after Saturday night’s 28-24 win over then-No. 2 Notre Dame, BYU has had plenty of ways to bask in what could be a program-defining victory. But first, let’s talk about the trick play: the double-reverse pass from receiver Kyler Kasper to quarterback Bear Bachmeier that put the Cougars up 14-10 in the first half.
Attorney General Brenna Bird Leads Coalition in $664M Settlement with Snap Finance October 21, 2026 DES MOINES—Attorney General Brenna Bird announced today she is leading a coalition of 17 attorneys general in a nearly $664 million…
The Clinton RAP Tax Committee is scheduled to meet on Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. at the Parks and Recreation building. The meeting agenda includes discussions regarding Pond Park donations and playground replacements at Powerline Park.
USU Extension press release UTAH – According to Susan R. Madsen, founding director of the UWLP and coauthor of the snapshot, the report traces a decade of change since UWLP’s first poverty snapshot in 2016.