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(Salt Lake City, UT) -- Utah voters are deciding two proposed constitutional amendments. Amendment A would change how proposed amendments are publicly noticed, replacing the newspaper-publication requirement with notices on government websites for 60 days. Judicial retention questions also appear statewide, including Supreme Court Justice Jill Pohlman and six Court of Appeals judges.
This story will continue to be updated throughout the day until all election results are finalized. 9:25 a.m. – Voting on Campus Students can vote at the Marriott Library in the William R. & Erlyn J. Gould Auditorium, room 1701. The only form of ID that students need is their driver’s license and students...
SALT LAKE CITY — Lynda Davison's journey to Utah wasn't easy or quick. Her husband of 45 years' health began to fail, creating the need to move him into a nursing home. That was costly, and it forced her to move to Utah and in with her sister so she had somewhere to live while trying to call and visit her husband as many times as possible.
No. 25 BYU defeated Ohio State 94-83 in their season opener at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City on Monday, November 2, 2026. The Cougars secured the victory through a highly efficient 60-point second half in front of 10,422 fans.
Utah voters are heading to the polls Tuesday to cast their ballots in local races that will help shape their communities and the state's future. Voters at polling locations spoke about what matters most to them this election and why they decided to participate.
OGDEN — A Utah-based, Brazilian-style steakhouse is coming to Ogden next year. Sandy-based Rodizio Grill, with 24 locations around the country, including restaurants in Provo and Salt Lake City, plans to open a new location early next year at 2309 Washington Blvd. in Ogden.
Salt Lake City calendars list two library programs on Thursday, Nov. 5.
Provo Peaks announced several upcoming events for families, including a STEM night and a mobile food pantry scheduled for Thursday, November 5th.
BYU men's basketball secured a 94-83 victory over Ohio State led by Rob Wright III. The BYU Sports Nation report also includes College Football Playoff predictions and a preview of the upcoming rivalry game against Utah.
South Sevier High School is proud to present the new musical “All Shook Up”. This fun, fast paced musical is inspired by Shakespeare's “Twelfth Night” and features the music of Elvis Presley.
Provo Peaks is launching an initiative to encourage strong attendance habits among students. The program uses a point system and celebrations to reward classes that maintain high attendance levels.
DELTA — A cat found in an area outside of Delta was confirmed to have rabies, the Central Utah Health Department announced on Monday. The indoor/outdoor pet was suspected of contracting rabies through contact with a wild animal, according to the health department.
The Central Utah Health Department has confirmed that a cat has tested positive for rabies in Millard County. According to a press release, the cat was an indoor/outdoor pet in the area outside of Delta and was likely exposed to rabies through contact with a wild animal while outdoors.