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The host San Jose Earthquakes snapped Real Salt Lake’s three-game win streak on Saturday and dealt a serious blow to RSL’s Major League Soccer playoff hopes. The Quakes scored two goals in the game’s first 17 minutes and held on for a 2-1 victory at PayPal Park.
A seven-year-old was hospitalized in critical condition after being struck by a vehicle in Spanish Fork on Saturday evening. At 7:13 p.m., officials responded to 875 North Spanish Fork Parkway to a reported crash. Upon arrival, a seven-year-old was found to have been struck by a vehicle; they were transported to the hospital in critical condition.
Lex Bell was listed as the Police Chief for Moab in an undated staff directory.
A 7-year-old boy was in critical condition after being struck by a vehicle Saturday evening in Spanish Fork. The Spanish Fork Police Department said police, fire and EMS crews responded to a crash near 875 North Spanish Fork Parkway at about 7:13 p.m. Oct. 31.
Advantage Services, a Utah nonprofit employing 125 vulnerable individuals, is shutting down. CEO Rob Ferris expressed shock after state funding hopes were dashed Thursday. Financial woes, including slashed contracts, led to the closure after 34 years.
Arizona State may have given No. 8 BYU a true Halloween fright, but the Cougars managed to avoid another upset by fending off the Sun Devils late for a 27-20 victory Saturday in Provo. It was the first trip to LaVell Edwards Stadium for Kenny Dillingham since taking the helm of Arizona State’s program, and he offered plenty of praise for the afternoon’s atmosphere and environment.
Halloween brings excitement for children and families, but it also marks the most dangerous night of the year for young pedestrians. Each Halloween, the Journal of the American Medical Association says young children are 10 times more likely to be hit by cars on Halloween than on any other night.