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Kelly Dicus, 43, was booked into the Davis County Jail Monday on suspicion of aggravated kidnapping and other charges stemming from an Oct. 9 domestic violence incident in Syracuse, police said. On Nov. 2, he was released from the hospital.
SYRACUSE, Utah (ABC4) — The suspect shot and injured by officers during an incident on October 9 has been publicly identified and booked into jail nearly a month after the shooting. Kelly Dicus, 43, is booked into the Davis Cpounty Jail and is facing charges including aggravated kidnapping, domestic violence in the presence of a child, and interruption of a communication device.
Children can drop off letters to Santa at the Syracuse Community Center from December 1 through December 17. The North Pole Express mailbox will be located in the lobby during normal business hours and offers free personalized responses.
Syracuse calendars list 10 public events for the week of Nov. 2: 1 performance, 1 family and community event, 7 library programs, 1 public meeting.
Syracuse City will host a holiday toy drive from December 1 through December 14, 2026. The city is partnering with local elementary schools to distribute toys to children between the ages of 5 and 12.
Children can drop off letters to Santa at the Syracuse Community Center lobby from December 1 through December 17. Those who include a name and return address with their holiday wishes will receive a free personalized response.
In a report published October 30, 2026, Syracuse High football secured a 35-19 victory over No. 6 Westlake in the first round of the 6A state playoffs. Meanwhile, Woods Cross defeated Box Elder in overtime, and Morgan shut out Cedar in the 3A quarterfinals.
MONTICELLO, Utah (ABC4) — Due to extreme flooding conditions, Utah's Lieutenant Governor has declared Emergency Election Accommodations. Lieutenant Governor Deidre Henderson has issued a Declaration of Emergency Election Accommodations for San Jaun County, allowing residents in that area to receive and return their ballots electronically.
Michelle Mooney is a lifelong Utahn and a lifelong horror fan. Since she was a kid reading Goosebumps, she’s been interested in all things supernatural, creepy, witchy and downright scary. Her new bookstore on Lehi Main Street, Nocturnal Nook Novelties, is a love letter to those interests.
Layton resident and Marine Corps veteran Jason Brooks will receive the Legendary Martial Arts Master Award from the American Freestyle Kaizen Association. The recognition is scheduled for Nov. 21 at a ceremony in Lynchburg, Virginia.
Gasoline prices in Ogden fell 16.4 cents to an average of $4.40 per gallon according to a weekly survey. This decline continues a downward trend that began in early October.
The Be Brave Baylee Foundation has reached $1 million in cumulative donations to the University of Utah Health Burn Center. Established by Nicole and BJ Hoaldridge, the foundation provides comfort bags and funds free burn camps for survivors.
The Sand Springs Student Council is conducting a food drive to support local elementary school families for Thanksgiving dinner. The collection runs through November 12 and includes a competition between school houses.