Huntsville Town reported in a notice on its website that the town's online billing system is currently not working. The outage is attributed to changes made to technical equipment.
According to the notice, officials are working to resolve the issue and expressed hope to have the system running again mid to late this coming week. Huntsville Town residents were informed that any late fees incurred because of this issue can be addressed at the office.
The Huntsville Town Council was scheduled to hold a public meeting on September 3, 2026, at the Huntsville Town Hall. The meeting agenda included discussions on various resolutions, ordinance approvals, and department updates.
A 21-year-old motorcyclist was killed in a single-vehicle crash while traveling on a scenic highway between Huntsville and Woodruff in northern Utah. The motorcyclist, who has only been identified as a woman from Hooper, was reportedly riding west on State Route 39 when she "failed to negotiate a curve" near milepost 38, roughly four miles east of the Monte Cristo overlook.
Huntsville Town announced an updated schedule for the green waste landfill. The modification includes specific closure and opening dates for upcoming Saturdays.
Jim Truett serves as a Huntsville Councilmember and has acted as Mayor Pro Tem.
The Huntsville Town Planning Commission scheduled a public meeting for August 27, 2026, to discuss land use and ordinance changes.
The Huntsville Town Council met to discuss road repair projects and approved funding for upcoming work. The meeting included an opening ceremony and discussions regarding various road maintenance bids.
The Uintah County Library Main Branch hosted a Kids Cafe event for children and teens. The program aims to provide free snacks and nutritious meals to help bridge nutrition gaps for children.
The Uintah County Library's Main Branch hosted a Kids Cafe event scheduled for Friday, September 4, 2026. The program provides free snacks to children and teens to help address nutrition gaps during out-of-school hours.
On Sunday, Silvia's friends, family and neighbors gathered to honor and remember her for the person she was and the impact she had. By: Adi Iyer Posted 23 minutes ago and last updated 1 minute ago TOOELE, Utah — More than a hundred people, all gathered, for one person: Silvia Bahena-Mota.
An explainer regarding the Canyons School District's proposed tax increases and the impact on property owners.
An explainer regarding the Unified Fire Authority and its service to Eagle Mountain residents.
A profile of Zachory Huish, an Eagle Mountain City Council member, detailing his recent council activities and official status as of August 2026.