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Football at Stewart Stadium Weber 27, Idaho State 20 Record: 5-3 (4-1 conf.)
A 20-point second-half helped the Wildcats comeback against their rival during the homecoming game. Robert Young returned a punt for a 68-yard touchdown in the first half, and Seth Rigtrup, Noah Kjar and Spencer Ferguson scored vital touchdowns in the second half.
As Halloween approaches, the Ogden area offers a range of seasonal activities like Green Acres pumpkin patch and haunted attractions such as Haunted Hollow. Beyond local events, Weber State University students have their own ways of celebrating the season, from family traditions and favorite movies to dressing up and experiences shaped by growing up in different places.
A man accused of threatening to blow up a synagogue was charged with several felonies. Skylar AJ Rose, 22, of Ogden, was charged with multiple federal crimes, including possessing an unregistered destructive device, threatening to kill and injure people and destroy a building with an explosive, and attempting to commit a hate crime, among other charges.
Student political involvement at Weber State University remains active as students come together to discuss and advocate on current public affairs issues. From current wars to data centers in Utah counties, students are not afraid to speak out and share what they deem important.
Recent changes to federal Title IX regulations have raised concerns among LGBTQ+ student leaders at Weber State University about the protections and resources available to their community. On Sept. 28, the U.S. Department of Education formally rescinded the Biden administration’s 2024 Title IX regulations, restoring the 2020 regulations to the Code of Federal Regulations.
Weber State University men’s basketball took to the court for the first time in the 2026-27 season against Colorado Christian University. The home game was the first of three exhibition games before the regular season starts on Nov. 2. The Wildcats enter the season with a nearly entirely new roster following a coaching change and roster turnover.
Sewing machines, sergers, fabric markers and craft materials like ribbon, trim and threads lined the walls in Room 337 in Weber State University’s Browning Center on Oct. 16. The space was filled with students participating in a workshop hosted by Project Runway, the University’s new and first fashion club.
A BYUtv report published October 22 discusses BYU's potential path to the College Football Playoff while the team holds a 6-0 record and a No. 2 ranking. The program also previews the upcoming UCF matchup, men's basketball, and the No. 1 women's cross country team.
Severe weather across Northern and Central Arizona on Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026, brought heavy hail and high winds to several communities, including Flagstaff, Prescott, and Glendale. While no tornadoes were reported, the storms produced significant hail ranging from quarter-sized to 2 inches in diameter.
The Mapleton City Council met on October 7, 2026, to discuss shipping container regulations, public safety initiatives, and upcoming municipal projects. The session included a work session on container ordinances and the swearing-in of a new fire engineer.
Five demonstrators at a No-Kings rally in front of Ephraim City Hall held signs urging people to vote. One sign said, “Vote early.” EPHRAIM—About 30 people gathered in front of Ephraim City Hall Saturday for the fourth nationwide “No Kings” rally since July 2025.
Council wary of request for 25-year development agreement MT. PLEASANT—The Mt. Pleasant City Council postponed action on a proposed 62.4-acre housing development Oct. 13 as members raised additional concerns about a development agreement that could govern the project for 25 years.
Skiers and snowboarders enjoy the slopes at Snowland Ski Resort in Fairview Canyon during the resort's first season back open to the public in January 2026. The historic ski area, which had been closed to public skiing since 1980, is preparing to expand its operations with a new surface lift ahead of the 2026-27 winter season.