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Despite an early-season blowout by the Spartans, 48-16, the Bulldogs nearly pulled off the upset against Emery, but late-game heroics from the Spartans elevated the team to a 28-21 opening-round win. Quarterback Ajay Thomas started the scoring in the contest, finding the end zone on a 12-yard scamper to put Emery up early.
The town of Bluff lifted its evacuation order Monday morning following flooding, though officials advise caution as several properties south of Highway 191/Main Street remain underwater. The American Red Cross has opened an emergency shelter at San Juan High School in Blanding to assist those displaced by flooding in the Four Corners region.
An emergency shelter was opened at San Juan High School in Blanding after evacuations were ordered for the Four Corners region. The evacuations were ordered for Bluff, Montezuma Creek and Aneth as weather forecasters warned of potentially catastrophic flooding along the San Juan River.
San Juan County issued urgent evacuation orders for Bluff, Utah, on Sunday evening, Oct. 25, 2026, as rapidly rising river levels triggered a flash flood warning. Residents south of Highway 191/Main Street were instructed to evacuate immediately toward Blanding, while a flash flood watch remained in effect for the surrounding area.
Emergency officials issued an evacuation notice for communities in Bluff as water levels rise and floods approach Utah. A shelter was set up in Aneth Community School, located at Highway 162 and San Juan County Road 466. Residents south of Highway 191 and Main Street on the river's side are asked to leave the area and head north towards Blanding.
Several schools in the San Juan School District will transition to at-home learning on Friday, Oct. 23, due to heavy rains and increased flooding. The district is monitoring weather conditions as multiple campuses implement remote instruction.
Several schools, including Whitehorse High School, will transition to at-home learning on Thursday, October 22, due to heavy rains and increased flooding. School and district leadership are monitoring weather conditions as the district implements a virtual day for affected campuses.
UTAH — A new federal rule could make it harder for Utah farmers to finance projects related to clean energy. The regulations require farmers to complete projects and document a year of energy savings before applying for funding.
Local business owner and Washington County resident Trevor Cowley made a promise to himself before his 37th birthday that he would run 37 miles in a day. Years later, he’s attempting to break for the world record for the most consecutive half marathons, a distance of 13.1 miles every day.
PRICE – The Bureau of Land Management, in cooperation with the United States Wildland Fire Service, plans to conduct aerial herbicide treatments from Oct. 26 through Nov. 13, 2026, as weather permits. The treatment area includes approximately 3,875 acres in the Clarks Valley area of Carbon County, approximately seven miles east of Wellington, Utah.
Donate new, unwrapped toys to the Eagle Mountain Public Library's 3rd annual Toy Drive through December 11 to help bring holiday cheer to local children & teens.
An Iron County man was airlifted to the hospital Sunday afternoon after accidentally discharging a firearm that sent a bullet into his leg, authorities said. Emergency responders arrived on scene within eight minutes of the initial call, the release states, noting that an older male family member had applied a tourniquet to the injured man's leg by the time medical personnel arrived.
Scores of Weber County residents may have received voting packets with a little bonus inside — an extra ballot. No, they don't get to vote twice. But a mistake by the printer hired by the county meant that as many as 167 of the envelopes sent to voters contained an extra ballot inside.