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Javiera Quiroga-Galvez holds her two-month-old baby at home in Uintah, Oct. 29, 2026. A half-dozen suitcases fill the halls at Javiera Quiroga-Galvez's home near the mouth of Weber Canyon. Her mom, visiting from Chile, strains to lift one using a handheld luggage scale.
The Henefer Town Council is scheduled to hold a regular meeting on November 3, 2026. The meeting will include various discussion items, reports from council members and staff, and a closed session to discuss litigation and annexation contract negotiations.
Drug Enforcement Administration has collected nearly 50,000 pounds of unused and unwanted prescription medications so far this year at drop off locations across Utah and three other Rocky Mountain states. The agency's goal is keeping the medications out of the hands of potential first time users and, more importantly, out of the hands of people already dealing with addiction.
Story As 1,000 federal election monitors fan out across the country, 12 of them are assigned to Utah — and all within Salt Lake County, according to the county’s top elections official. Many of her fellow Democrats, some Republicans and voting rights groups see cause for alarm with the Department of Justice sending more monitors to the states than ever before.
A flood warning was in effect for the San Juan River until 8 a.m. Tuesday. The National Weather Service reported significant flooding caused by excessive rainfall along the river from Bluff to Lake Powell.
The Utah men's basketball team overcame a 17-point deficit to defeat Long Beach State 66-63 in its season opener Monday night. The victory at the Jon. M. Huntsman Center marks a 1-0 start for the Utes.
With millions visiting Utah’s national parks each year, snagging a coveted hiking permit or campground reservation has become a pressure cooker. “It's like getting Taylor Swift tickets,” said Jonathan Hughes, an economics professor at the University of Colorado, Boulder.