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There’s smoke in Parleys Canyon. Here’s why it’s not an emergency. Planned fire activity was set for three Utah canyons over the weekend. (Utah Department of Transportation) A traffic camera on Interstate 80 in Parleys Canyon captured images of smoke in the Parleys Summit area on Sunday, Oct.
An events calendar for South Sevier High School outlines various upcoming athletic competitions, academic activities, and school events for October 2026.
A woman was arrested Friday and accused of crashing her vehicle into the Cedar Bowling Center twice, causing up to $130,000 in damage Friday night. The driver was arrested and later booked into the county jail for the investigation of reckless driving and criminal mischief, according to Cedar City Police Sgt.
Forest Service plans controlled burns in Millcreek, Parleys and Lambs canyons. Operations will cover 114 acres to reduce wildfire risks, starting as early as Sunday. Residents may see smoke until operations are scheduled to end on Tuesday.
MORGAN COUNTY, Utah, Oct. 18, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) There's a reason burn barrels are illegal in Morgan County and elsewhere. Because they can easily start other fires, Mountain Green Fire said, in sharing a photo of a Saturday fire.
VERNAL, Utah, Oct. 18, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — The Uintah County Sheriff's Office is asking to talk to people stopped at an illegal checkpoint on Seep Ridge Road near Turkey Tracks.
CEDAR CITY, Utah — A driver was arrested after deliberately crashing into a bowling alley in Cedar City twice. No one was seriously injured. Chantell Strong, 40, was arrested for criminal mischief resulting in estimated losses of over $5,000 and reckless driving.