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Why a 24-team College Football Playoff should help BYU and Utah football
The Cougars and Utes have missed out on the College Football Playoff despite plenty of high rankings. FILE - In this Sunday, Jan. 12, 2020, file photo, the trophy is displayed before a news conference for the NCAA College Football Playoff national championship game, in New Orleans.
When we first spoke with Cox in the primary election, we asked her why she was running. "I think one of the biggest things that has surprised me is really how much I've enjoyed the process of getting out and meeting people and having conversations about the future of Carbon County.
NIDIS and its partners will issue future Intermountain West Drought Status Updates as conditions evolve.
UPDATED - Oct. Devin Oldroyd KSL A person died in Summit County on Thursday after driving their car the wrong way down I-80 and colliding with a van. The driver of the car was pronounced dead at the scene, while the van driver was taken to the hospital.
For most 18-year-olds, a weekend might mean hanging out with friends. For Bam Christensen, it means climbing behind the wheel of a monster truck, launching off massive jumps and racing against her dad. Now, the North Ogden teenager is preparing to make her Monster Jam debut this weekend, carrying on a family legacy that spans three generations.
LOGAN – Despite a less than stellar performance at the only face-to-face debate in the 2nd Congressional District race on Oct. 13, odds-makers are still predicting that incumbent U.S. Rep. Blake Moore (R-UT) will retain his seat in Congress during…
ELMO – The Elmo Town Council met for its regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 13, where council members discussed an upcoming Halloween celebration, repairs to the town hall, cemetery improvements and other town matters. The meeting began with a discussion about putting together a Halloween costume contest for local children, having the contest at the town hall on a Friday evening.