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Daniel Lee Feichko, 43, was born in Price, Utah on July 6, 1983, and passed away at home in Price, Utah on October 7, 2026. Daniel loved spending time outdoors, camping, and fishing. He worked in many trades throughout his life, and was an excellent painter.
Applications are open and available for the United Way of Eastern Utah's Castle Country Angels Tree Program. UWEU Executive Director Pam Boyd joined the KOAL newsroom to discuss the program, its community benefits, and how to apply. This is a program to make sure that all local kids have something under the tree on Christmas morning.
The Utah State Eastern men's soccer team battled conference rival Snow College to a 1-1 draw Thursday at Castleview Hospital Soccer Field, earning a point in the Scenic West Athletic Conference standings as the regular season winds down. The match got off to a difficult start for the Eagles, as Snow College scored in the second minute to take an early 1-0 lead.
The Utah High School Activities Association recently awarded 15 Carbon High School student-athletes Academic All-State honors for the fall sports season. The award celebrates students who have excelled in both the classroom and on the field.
PRICE — Eight candidates seeking state and local offices discussed economic development, government spending, water, public safety and accountability during a Carbon County Chamber of Commerce candidate luncheon Thursday, Oct. 15, at Utah State University Eastern.
Price City Council member Layne Miller joined the KOAL newsroom to talk about the upcoming Main Street Mash, local museum plans, and ongoing civic renovations. Miller first spoke on the upcoming Main Street Mash. Price City has an annual Main Street Mash that's Saturday the 24th, Miller said.
Aiming to flip a district that has been consistently red for over a decade, Democratic Congressional candidate Dr. Kent Udell joined the KOAL newsroom to discuss his time on the campaign trail, his platform and what he aims to accomplish if elected. When we first spoke with Udell in the primary election, we asked why he was running.
KANSAS CITY — Alex Jensen doesn’t shy away from Utah being picked to finish last in the Big 12 basketball preseason poll. In fact, it’s something he speaks openly about with his team. “It’s easy motivation, because it’s not fake, it’s real,” Jensen said Tuesday at Big 12 basketball media days in Kansas City.
Earth and Space Science students launched tissue paper hot air balloons as part of a hands-on lesson on atmospheric physics. The activity allowed students to observe how temperature and air density affect the atmosphere.
LEHI, Utah — It’s an everyday item you’d find in your car fob or your toy box. But for one Salem family, their daughter’s interaction with a button battery ended up causing a serious trip to the hospital this past weekend. Erick Valenzuela and McKenzie Thompson were looking to enjoy a Friday night out together.
Historian and biographer Richard E. Turley Jr. Oaks as the leader of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints showed both members of the Church and friends of the faith the type of individual he is. It also showed the hope that he has for the future of the Church and the world.
The case against a former Salt Lake City police officer accused of sexual assault was dismissed without prejudice. The order, signed by Utah County Judge Tony F.
Britain’s competition regulator wants Apple to let rival payment apps use the iPhone’s tap-to-pay technology more easily and at much lower fees. Apple says the change could weaken privacy and security protections, but the CMA says evidence it reviewed suggests neither technology raises inherent security concerns.