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House District 48: Jake Hunsaker faces Benyde Walker
The candidates are concerned about housing affordability but have different ideas on how to boost homeownership. (Campaign photos) Jake Hunsaker, left, and Benyde Walker, candidates in the 2026 House District 48 election.
Remnants from Tropical Storm Rachel will interact with an upper-level low digging its way through the Pacific northwest and Utah to bring the redevelopment of rain showers and thunderstorms. This will continue to lead to an increased flood threat across the I-15 corridor.
Kaysville City Offices will be closed on Monday, Oct. 12, in observance of Columbus Day. Regular business hours are scheduled to resume on Tuesday, Oct. 13, though garbage collection schedules will not be affected by the holiday.
Prev Next By: John Franchi Posted SALT LAKE CITY — The University of Utah's annual Tackling Hunger Together food drive is underway, with organizers hoping to set a new fundraising record while helping families facing food insecurity across Utah. Last year, the campaign raised about $13,000.
Fifty-seven judges will appear on Utah voters' ballots this year. The Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission conducts surveys and recommends which ones should be retained and which ones should not.
The Layton seat, formerly held by Rep. Trevor Lee, is in play after Stevenson knocked Lee out in the GOP primary in June. Treasure hopes to flip it for Democrats. (Campaign photos) Bob Stevenson, left, and Abigail Treasure, candidates for the 2026 House District 16 election.
House District 27: Anthony Loubet and Liz Oates face off The Republican incumbent and Democratic challenger have similar thoughts on childcare subsidies and the need for responsible growth. (Campaign photos) Anthony Loubet, left, and Liz Oates, candidates for the 2026 House District 27 election.