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The sign says Utah Gold Buyers, but earlier this week, Cole Cannon’s business was Utah Gold Burglars instead. Cannon watched it all unfold in real time on security footage from his phone while he was home. “Holy ____, there’s a truck in the store!"
Updated - Nov. 4, 2026 at 6:03 p.m. | Posted - Nov. 4, 2026 at 5:11 p.m. Adam Small Salt Lake City police officers investigate a shooting in the parking lot of a meetinghouse of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Salt Lake City on Jan. 7.
Davis County commissioners approved a $21.4 million contract amendment for a new animal care facility and a $9.2 million road project on October 27.
Business leaders from across Carbon County gathered at the Carbon County Administration Building on the afternoon of Wednesday, Nov. 11, to welcome TT Mechanics to the county with a ribbon cutting courtesy of the Carbon County Chamber of Commerce. “I've been turning wrenches since I was 14 years old,” Thomas Zmuda, founder of TT Mechanics, told Castle Country Radio.
Smith Entertainment Group plans a new district inspired by Salt Lake City blocks. The project includes housing and businesses between Delta Center and Salt Palace Convention Center. City leaders plan public hearings for feedback as it nears development agreement.
News Story By the time Utah’s election night results were posted at 9 p.m. Tuesday, it was already clear that Democrats were sweeping the nation in a scathing rebuke to President Donald Trump and the Republican Party. Though margins indicated Democrats here were performing far better than they usually do, Utah’s congressional races largely came down as expected.
The Bureau of Land Management and the U.S. Wildland Fire Service are set to begin prescribed fire operations throughout Utah. These operations will continue throughout the fall and winter as weather, fuel and air quality become favorable. In a press release it was shared, these treatments are carefully planned to reduce hazardous fuels, protect nearby communities and restore ecosystems.