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County prepares for in-person voting as ballot returns climb by Natalie Wadas, KUTV Tue, October 20, 2026 at 12:22 PMUpdated Tue, October 20, 2026 at 6:38 PM 3VIEW ALL PHOTOS
Ahead of the Utah’s Nov. 3 general election key dates and deadlines have been provided by the state as voters prepare to decide on key congressional races.
Voters in Utah County will choose between Gina Tanner and Hans V. Andersen for County Auditor and Corey K. Astill and Russ J. Rampton for County Clerk on Nov. 3. The American Fork Citizen and Lehi Free Press sent the same questionnaire, with the same character limits, to every candidate on the ballot and reached out by email, text message and voicemail where available.
(Instagram/utvstechbillionaires,savkubensis) Video captured a woman being violently thrown to the ground by a Utah County sheriff’s officer on Tuesday night. It happened after the Utah County Commission met and approved a land use ordinance for a data center without taking public comment.
“I’m not doing anything, I’m not doing anything,” the woman repeated as she lay on the floor. Utah County Sheriff's deputies can be seen in a video removing a woman from a county planning commission meeting on Oct. 20, 2026, and putting her on the ground outside the meeting room.
A woman protesting at a Utah County Planning Commission meeting claims to have been injured after hitting the ground while being removed by a sheriff's office deputy. Tuesday's incident led to the woman being booked into the Utah County Jail, and two others were cited.
A woman was arrested and two others were cited after they allegedly disrupted a planning commission meeting about data centers in Utah County. According to a press release from the Utah County Sheriff’s Office, a “disturbance” occurred at the Utah County Planning Commission meeting on Tuesday evening.
The Utah County Board of Equalization will meet on Oct. 21, 2026, to address several agenda items, including property classification changes and the review of previous meeting minutes. The meeting is scheduled to begin at 2:00 PM at the Provo office.
(Salt Lake City, UT) — Utah is bracing for heavy rain, flash flooding and high-elevation snow. Flood watches cover much of central and southern Utah as the storm moves north today, with two to three inches possible in some areas. Slot canyons, normally dry washes and recent burn scars face the greatest flash-flood risk.
The Carbon Dinos Volleyball team closed out their regular season on Tuesday, Oct. 20, as the Dinos traveled to Roosevelt for a contest against the Union Cougars. Taking full advantage of their home court, Union powered through the Dinos to earn a 3-0 win.
(Salt Lake City, UT) — A Utah audit finds inconsistent oversight in university tenure and post-tenure reviews. Auditors based their conclusions on 120 interviews and 666 faculty-review records across the state's public colleges and universities.
(Sponsored) The Washington County Board of REALTORS invites the community to explore the local housing market in a uniquely approachable way during its fall Open Door Home Tour, a countywide open house event designed to connect prospective buyers with a vast selection of listings across the region. Scheduled for Saturday, Oct.
Citing public safety concerns about failing retaining walls and hazardous timber, Price City is moving forward with safety improvements and a tree-replacement program. Price City Mayor Terry Willis joined the KOAL newsroom to discuss the changes and rationale behind the improvements.
(Salt Lake City, UT) — Utah has sued prediction-market company Kalshi over wagers offered to residents. The attorney general's office filed the case yesterday, alleging the platform amounts to illegal gambling and a public nuisance under state law.