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North Tooele Fire District is pleased to welcome Chief Brett Nash, who brings nearly 30 years of firefighting experience, leadership, and dedication to his new role. Nash succeeds former Fire Chief Kevin Nunn, who previously led the district.
A Tooele City man was arrested Oct. 10 on multiple charges, including aggravated assault, aggravated burglary and threatening violence, following an alleged domestic incident involving physical violence and firearms. The following information was included in a probable cause statement written by TCPD’s Officer Torres.
11, 2026, TCSO's Deputy McReavy was dispatched to Bald Mountain Road after receiving anonymous reports of a 12-year-old operating a vehicle in the area while transporting an intoxicated adult. While Deputy McReavy was patrolling the area of Bald Mountain Road, he observed a white pickup truck traveling northbound past his location.
On Oct. 15, officers were dispatched to a residence in Tooele City after receiving reports stating 81-year-old Donald Arend had called dispatch and told the dispatch officer he had killed his wife. According to a probable cause statement drafted by Tooele City PD's Officer Parker, Officers entered the residence and found the victim alive with multiple stab wounds.
For nearly four decades, Tooele resident JoAnn Leonelli has turned her love of holiday decorating into a family tradition, filling her home with hundreds of Halloween and Christmas decorations that she welcomes visitors to experience each year. Sometimes, in unique circumstances like this, it’s an individual’s own family who can best explain why their loved one is featured in the newspaper.
“Give me such shows! – Give me the streets of Manhattan” – Walt Whitman New York City is a ridiculous and wild city, truly unlike any other place in the United States or even the world. It is made up of five boroughs — Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, The Bronx and, the subject of this article, Manhattan.
It has been a few weeks since 38 speakers shared messages of inspiration at the annual conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Here are a handful of quotes from the two-day gathering that remind us all to center our lives upon Jesus Christ, his perfect life, and his atoning sacrifice.
The Emery County Commission held a meeting on Oct. 20, 2026, which included a formal recognition of Nadine Thompson for her retirement. Thompson has served the county as a Personal Property Auditor and Appraiser for 31 years.
A 3.3-magnitude earthquake struck north of Park City in Summit County. According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the earthquake was centered approximately 9 miles north of Summit Park. Earthquakes of this magnitude can be felt by people near the epicenter but typically do not cause significant damage.
Fortis Black (Draper, UT) launches to combine exterior contractors, shared project management, and AI-assisted reviews to address costly gaps between construction trades. Mark Tullis Oct 21, 2026 - 6 min read Fortis Black team Draper, Utah — October 21, 2026 On a typical multifamily construction project, there are roughly 50,000 unique connection points where one material meets another.
The Highland City Council met on October 20, 2026, to address various municipal items, including the Library Board annual report, several bid awards, and land declarations. The meeting included discussions on road preservation analysis and updates regarding storm water management and community development projects.
Happy Wednesday, Utah! A cut-off area of low pressure is moving towards Utah, bringing periods of heavy rain, isolated severe storms, and the potential for flash flooding across southern Utah.
LOGAN — The U.S. Forest Service has issued an emergency order closing the Wind Cave Trailhead, its access road, and more than a mile of the hiking path in Logan Canyon through the end of the year. The closure of…