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Officials say that fire spread rapidly due to dry fuels and weather conditions, ultimately damaging several residential structures and injuring two others.
Man dies from injuries sustained in Adams Fire that broke out in Washington Terrace, officials confirm
The fire started on July 27 and burned an estimated 72 acres consisting primarily of grasslands and light brush.
Firefighters continued battling the Adams Fire near Washington Terrace on Tuesday as the blaze grew to 45 acres, prompting evacuation orders and keeping residents on edge. The fire started July 27 along the railroad corridor near 182 W. 5700 South in Washington Terrace.
Cecil "Ted" Burrell was originally transported to the hospital with what were believed to be minor injuries. According to the report, a supervisor warned against cutting too deep along the railroad line, as metal parts could create sparks that may ignite the nearby brush.
Northridge (Layton) and Bonneville (Washington Terrace) meet in 5A girls volleyball at 6:30 p.m. Bonneville (Washington Terrace) and Springville meet in 5A girls soccer at 7 p.m.
Northridge (Layton) beat Bonneville (Washington Terrace) 28-0 in 5A football on Thursday, Oct. 8, according to the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) scoreboard.
Bonneville (Washington Terrace) beat Clearfield 19-15 in 5A football on Friday, Oct. 2, according to the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) scoreboard.
Bonneville (Washington Terrace) beat Clearfield 3-0 in 5A girls soccer on Thursday, Oct. 1, according to the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) scoreboard.
The next big NBA technology development could be hiding inside the basketball itself. The league announced Oct. 5 it will be experimenting with two pieces of technology before the beginning of the regular season. That announcement came into conversations over the weekend at the NBA Global Games in Macao.
University of Utah Board of Trustees approved a project to enhance Rice-Eccles Stadium. Slated to be finished by the 2027 football season, the stadium project calls for additional stadium suites and premier field-level end zone seating. The stadium enhancement project is to be funded by the University of Utah and Crimson Brand Partners.
John Green’s newest novel is a “love letter to movies,” but also highlights his concerns over the commodification of creative projects and the way private experiences of the humans in the spotlight are turned into public discourse. “Hollywood, Ending” released in September and for the last few weeks, Green has traveled the country on a book tour.
In this series, seven young adults from different countries tour the Salt Lake Temple to see its renovations. They share how they have worked to build testimonies of the Savior, of temples and of temple covenants. The seven young adults are from Brazil, the Philippines, France, the United States, Japan, Ghana and Mexico.
Utah State football linebacker Asher Cunningham has added two awards to his trophy case this week. The junior transfer from Elon was named Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Week on Monday. Then, on Tuesday morning, it was announced that he…
Park City will no longer build an indoor pickleball facility in Quinn's Junction. The decision is unrelated to the proposed facility operator's bankruptcy. Park City announced Monday night that it ended a public-private partnership with Wadsworth Development Group.