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More than 2,000 ballots remained uncounted in San Juan County on Wednesday after flooding and staff illness delayed election work, County Clerk-Auditor Lyman Duncan said. He expected to release additional results around 4 p.m. Flood waters reach the fire station in Bluff Nov. 2.
San Juan County continues to manage the aftermath of historic flooding that occurred during the week of October 19, 2026. While several landmarks have reopened, significant road closures and election accommodations remain in effect as recovery efforts continue.
Add Fox 13 as a Google Preferred Source BLUFF, Utah — Trudging through thick layers of mud is Larena Benn's new normal when it comes to getting to her house, which appears to be on its own island surrounded by water. However, it isn't supposed to be that way.
Dark orange water filled the parking lot of the post office and fire station in Bluff on Monday, Nov. 2. Dirt roads were washed out and impassable across Navajo Nation chapters in southeastern Utah. And residents homes and businesses were flooded yet again after rain poured down on the Four Corners area over the weekend.
BLUFF, San Juan County, Nov 2, 2026 — After this weekend storms in the San Juan area, additional flooding has introduced fresh runoff, sediment, and debris into the river, making it very likely that river E. coli levels have spiked again. Field crews are actively collecting a new round of river water samples to determine current bacteria levels. As soon ...
Emergency orders were lifted for Bluff residents after Cottonwood Wash flooded from heavy rain moving through southeast Utah. San Juan County officials issued a shelter in place just after 3 a.m. on Monday, telling residents to either stay in place or move to higher ground if it was safe to do so.
Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson orders emergency voter accommodations for San Juan County residents impacted by October flooding, alongside details on flood response, health risks, Navajo Nation measures, and recovery efforts.
The Cedar Hills Youth City Council Advisory Committee will hold a meeting on Thursday, November 5, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. The meeting will take place at the Cedar Hills Civic Center.
Utah Valley opened its women's basketball season with an 85-32 victory over Park University-Gilbert on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026. The Wolverines utilized a dominant defense to secure the win at the UCCU Center.
Nick Schmaltz scored a power play goal with 6:48 remaining in regulation to lead the Utah Mammoth to a 3-2 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
The BYU women's basketball team secured a 67-50 season-opening victory over Idaho State on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Despite early struggles and missed three-point shots, the Cougars utilized a strong second half to overcome the visiting Bengals at the Marriott Center.
Eldon "The Phantom" Fortie, a former BYU All-American running back, remains a legendary figure in BYU football history following his performance in a 1962 game against Wyoming. Despite a fractured collarbone, Fortie played a brief but decisive role in a victory that helped define his career.
Nearly 24 hours after polls closed in Utah, several races have yet to be called in the state, and some are wondering what's taking so long. The answer? For one, over 100,000 ballots are left to be counted in Salt Lake County alone, and those results might not be released for at least 24 more hours.