High school girls tennis: Rainey Gross helps Rowland Hall sweep titles, claim 3A state crown
“I got called in (to the school) to meet a girl who had just moved in, and they wanted to get a look at our program,” he said. Rowland Hall dominated play, winning individual titles in all five divisions to earn 75 points. Grantsville, the 2024 champion, finished in second place with 39 points, followed by American Heritage (35), Morgan (27) and Ogden (12).
via Deseret NewsStatewideOctober 5, 2026
Mental Illness Awareness Week highlights importance of recognizing warning signs and seeking help
According to Dr. "Mental health and the symptoms that people experience are invisible to those around us," she explained. "We still see a lot of shame. Experts said loved ones can play a crucial role in identifying when someone may be struggling.
via KSLStatewideOctober 5, 2026
Utah Supreme Court hears legal challenges to the legislature’s new ‘constitutional court’
Supreme Court hears legal challenges to the legislature’s new ‘constitutional court’
“Whatever the court holds here could have lasting and bigger impacts,” said an attorney representing the Utah State Legislature. (Fox 13 News)
A newly expanded Utah Supreme Court heard legal challenges to the legislature's creation of a special court to hear lawsuits against laws the legislature passes.
via Salt Lake TribuneStatewideOctober 5, 2026
Winter weather enters election season with ‘Vote Super El Niño!’ campaign
Yard signs from different candidates and campaigns are scattered across town as election season picks up, sometimes leading to disagreements between neighbors. Yet Ski Utah hopes its candidate is one everyone can get behind.
via Park RecordPark CityOctober 5, 2026
Mountain Green Fire Protection District to Discuss 2027 Budget Proposal
The Mountain Green Fire Protection District Board of Trustees will meet on Nov. 2, 2026, to discuss the 2027 budget proposal. The meeting is scheduled to take place at the Mountain Green Fire Station.
Mountain GreenOctober 5, 2026
Park City police told of evidence of a vagrant in a garage - Park Record
The Park City Police Department late last month received at least three reports involving circumstances that sometimes point to possible homelessness, including a case in the Main Street core. Homelessness is not widespread in Park City, but the police for years have received occasional reports of sightings of encampments and other evidence of people without living quarters.
via Park RecordPark CityOctober 5, 2026
