18-year-old driver killed in SR-40 crash with semi-truck in Wasatch County
An 18-year-old driver was killed after crashing into the side of a Fed-Ex semi-truck on State Route 40 in Wasatch County. The happened on Monday afternoon near milepost 15, just north of Heber City. Utah Department of Public Safety officials said Keele was pronounced dead at the scene.
via KUTVHeber CitySeptember 17, 2026
Heber Valley Hosts Fall Festivities and Local Arts Events
The Heber Valley is preparing for a variety of fall festivities and local events throughout September 2026, including the Plein Air Rendezvous and special railroad excursions. Visitors can explore scenic drives, boutique shopping, and curated itineraries designed for different types of travelers.
MidwaySeptember 17, 2026
Here's what the pros told Utah student-athletes at Especially for Athletes' 7th annual invitational - Park Record
Especially for Athletes wrapped up its seventh annual golf invitational on Sept. 8 at the brand-new, Tiger Woods-designed Marcella Club Skyline in Heber City. A total of 88 players competed in four-man teams in a shamble, also known as a modified scramble, to raise funds and increase awareness for the Especially for Athletes Foundation.
via Park RecordHeber CitySeptember 16, 2026
UHP identifies teen driver killed in Wasatch County collision with FedEx truck
WASATCH COUNTY, Sept. 16, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — Utah Highway Patrol has identified the driver who died Monday afternoon after his Ram pickup collided with a FedEx tractor trailer. The victim was Aiden Lee Keele, 18, of Heber City. Wasatch Alternative High School earlier confirmed the victim was a student at the school.
via gephardtdaily.comHeber CitySeptember 16, 2026
18-year-old male named as victim of crash on US-40
HEBER CITY, Utah (ABC4) — Police have released the name of the individual killed in a crash on US-40 on Monday morning. On September 14, a Dodge Ram pickup truck traveling eastbound struck a Fed-Ex truck in the westbound lanes.
via ABC 4Heber CitySeptember 16, 2026
Heber planners recommend changes to wildfire risk map
Heber City may include more homes in its wildland-urban interface map. The changes would help homeowners protect their properties from fire. The wildland-urban interface, or WUI, is the area where development meets wilderness. At a meeting Sept.
via kpcw.orgHeber CitySeptember 16, 2026
