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The Roy City Council meeting scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026, has been canceled, according to a notice posted on Oct. 28. No physical meeting will be held at the scheduled time.
The meeting was originally slated to begin at 5:30 p.m. According to the agenda, the session was intended to include a roll call, a moment of silence, the pledge of allegiance, and consent items. The planned agenda also included public comments, action items, discussion items, and reports from the City Manager and Council.
The Harrisville Fall Festival provided an evening of community activities, including a Trunk-or-Treat and carnival games. The event featured meal service by the Pioneer PTA and participation from local students and businesses.
A family in Roy built a Halloween display at their home to bring people together and help those in need. It's an annual tradition for the Paskett family to bring joy to people who come by and scare them a little bit too. "Just a walk through that I did because I have fun doing it, said the man behind this haunted house walk-through in Roy, Darrin Paskett.
A man was arrested after he tried to rob America First Credit Union to give money to his ex-girlfriend. Brad Porter Halverson, 25, was arrested on suspicion of theft, a second-degree felony; obstruction of justice, a third-degree felony; and failure to stop at the command of law enforcement, a class A misdemeanor.
ROY, Utah, Oct. 21, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — Ballot Proposition #10 in Weber County, the Roy City Tax increase referendum, no longer meets the signature threshold required to qualify for placement on the ballot. “Because of this change in status, state law prevents us from counting any votes for or against this ballot question,” a notice from Roy City to its residents says.
Millard County Commissioners agreed last week to vacate a dozen Class D roads inside the Notch Peak Solar project area west of Intermountain Power’s natural gas plant. Longroad Energy, which is set to finalize financing on the 350-megawatt solar project at the end of the month, sought the road vacancies after agreeing to build a new roadway along the … Sorry!
Weber State receiver Robert Young returned to the end zone on Oct. 17, 2026, via a 68-yard punt return during a victory over Idaho State. The touchdown marked a significant milestone for the player, who previously struggled with recruiting due to his 5-foot-8 stature.
The Morgan County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on November 12, 2026, to consider updates to the county's General Plan and Resource Management Plan. A subsequent meeting for the Morgan County Commission is scheduled for December 15, 2026.
Before BYU beat East Carolina a season ago, cornerback Evan Johnson looked straight into a camera and informed all those who would watch that he’d get an interception in that game and return it for a touchdown in a Cougar win. He was right.
After a tough 117-111 overtime loss to the San Antonio Spurs, Jazz fans had one question. Where was Darryn Peterson? The rookie was pulled with 2:05 left, with the Jazz trailing 105-100. Josh Green replaced him, and the Jazz closed the fourth quarter on a 5-0 run to get the game to overtime.
A Utah school bus driver faces charges for allegedly filming video up the skirt of a 10-year-old student passenger earlier this month. It was Gabriele Basile's daughter who tipped off detectives, according to a Herriman Police report reviewed by Fox 13.
As Breast Cancer Awareness Month highlights the importance of early detection, a Utah pediatrician is sharing her story after a delayed screening led to the discovery of an aggressive form of breast cancer. Dr. Shellie Ring, a busy mother and practicing pediatrician, said scheduling her annual mammogram kept getting pushed aside as she balanced work, family and countless responsibilities at home.
Ernie Johnson is ready to turn the page on one of sports television's most recognizable jobs. The legendary host announced Wednesday afternoon that this NBA season will be his last at Inside the NBA, ending a 37-year run at the desk of the popular studio show.