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Holbrook Elementary Announces Return of Running Club

Holbrook Elementary announced the return of the Holbrook Running Club. The program was scheduled to meet on the back field during specific dates in September and October.

Garth Brooks schedules two October concerts in Salt Lake for 2026 arena tour

Country superstar Garth Brooks is making a return to Salt Lake with two shows announced in October. Brooks will take the stage at the Delta Center on Friday, Oct. 9 and again on Saturday, Oct. on Friday, Sept. 18 — and if Brooks' past Salt Lake shows are any indication, they are expected to go quickly.

Moore, Shreve's Protecting Domestic Mining Act passes the House

The Protecting Domestic Mining Act passed the House of Representatives. Introduced by Congressman Blake Moore (R-UT) and Congressman Jefferson Shreve (R-IN), this legislation boosts domestic mining and mineral processing capacity by expediting environmental review of mining infrastructure projects under the FAST-41 process.

Film Review: Mayday - SLUG Magazine

‘80s nostalgia is huge these days, but there’s more to the ‘80s than tabletop RPGs, Amblin’ movies or even music. Those of us who lived through that period remember it, fondly or otherwise, as the Reagan era – the height of the Cold War and us vs.

via slugmag.comStatewideSeptember 8, 2026

Exhibition Celebrates 65 Years of Utah Shakespeare Festival

A new exhibition at the Southern Utah Museum of Art celebrates the 65th anniversary of the Utah Shakespeare Festival, highlighting the organization's history through props, costumes, and mementos. The exhibition, titled "The Play's the Thing," commemorates the vision of founder Fred Adams and features a focus on the production of Hamlet.

StatewideCedar CitySeptember 8, 2026

With eyes on the Great Salt Lake, water conservation advocates will remove Governor’s Mansion turf

The lawn at the Utah Governor’s Mansion will become undone on Friday at the hands of water conservation advocates and public employees to make space for water-wise and pollinator-friendly plants amid one the most severe droughts the state has recorded. The event is expected to be a milestone of a statewide service initiative from Sept.

via Utah News DispatchStatewideSeptember 8, 2026

Utah is ‘just hotter every summer.’ What are we doing about the risks?

Published September 8, 2026 at 5:10 PM MDT Set KUER as preferred source David Condos / KUERA sign warns visitors of extreme heat’s health risks at Capitol Reef National Park, June 28, 2026. Capitol Reef was one of several national parks or monuments in Utah that experienced their warmest summer on record this year.

via KUERStatewideSeptember 8, 2026

One of the last people to speak with Charlie Kirk reflects on the day he was killed

“I loved Charlie. He was really cool. His question focused on religion rather than politics. Dells then moved only a short distance from the stage. A Utah judge ruled September 1, 2026, that Robinson must stand trial on seven charges, including aggravated murder.

via KJZZStatewideSeptember 8, 2026

Broad Fire in Weber Canyon Holds Steady at 134 Acres

The Broad Fire in Weber Canyon has reached 50% containment and is holding steady at 134 acres. According to a September 8 report from Utah Fire Info, while the fire is not growing, significant heat remains in larger fuels on the mountain's top and along the north and east edges.

StatewideSeptember 8, 2026

Getting Back on the Diamond After Breast Cancer

Less than a month separated two life-changing moments for Paige Sinicki: getting drafted to play softball professionally and learning she had stage 2 breast cancer.

StatewideSeptember 8, 2026

Utah inspected more than 9,000 watercraft for invasive species over Labor Day weekend

State agencies spent Labor Day weekend inspecting more than 9,000 boats, kayaks, paddleboards and other watercraft, almost half of them at Lake Powell, to prevent the spread of invasive species. The watercraft inspections are designed to keep harmful organisms like quagga mussels or Eurasian watermilfoil from spreading between water bodies.

via Utah News DispatchStatewideSeptember 8, 2026

Competency evaluation ordered for man accused of setting Timp Fire

Conrad Jared Larsen was charged in 4th District Court with arson, a second-degree felony, for allegedly sparking a fire on July 9 near the Timpooneke Campground. "He was very vague about why he was arrested for a campfire and a campfire from the site next to him.

via KSLStatewideSeptember 8, 2026

U of U Health Studies Minimally Invasive Treatment for Knee Osteoarthritis Pain

For people with knee osteoarthritis whose pain persists despite conservative treatments, options can feel limited. University of Utah Health is studying genicular artery embolization (GAE), an emerging minimally invasive procedure that could offer another option for some patients.

StatewideSeptember 8, 2026

North Sanpete Senior Fund Raiser

The North Sanpete Seniors are selling cookbooks with your communities favorite recipes to help raise for Senior events held in the North Sanpete area. You can buy one cookbook for $20, or buy two cookbooks and receive the second one for 1/2 price for a total of $30.

via midutahradio.comStatewideSeptember 8, 2026

Snow College Faculty Recital

Join the incredible Snow College Music Faculty for an unforgettable evening of epic music at the Eccles Center Jorgensen Concert Hall! Don't miss this chance to experience the magic on September 14 at 7:30 PM. Free admission—bring your friends and family for a night of pure musical brilliance!

via midutahradio.comStatewideSeptember 8, 2026

Springdale Continues Cleanup After Aug. 31 Flash Flood

Cleanup efforts continue in Springdale following a flash flood on Aug. 31, 2026, that caused significant losses for local families. While North Fork Virgin River water levels have stabilized at 7.13 feet, the community remains focused on rebuilding.

StatewideSeptember 8, 2026

Heritage Choir opens its inaugural ticketed season with a community choral celebration

The Southern Utah Heritage Choir — considered the “Musical Jewel of Southern Utah” — will open its 33rd concert season on Friday, Sept. 25 at 7:30 p.m. with an encore performance on Saturday, Sept. 26 at 2 p.m. “SING! A…

via stgeorgeutah.comStatewideSeptember 8, 2026

Utah Chamber Music Festival brings international soloists to Utah Tech campus

The Utah Chamber Music Festival will perform on the campus of Utah Tech University on Sept. 17 at 7:30 pm in the Eccles Fine Arts Center Concert Hall. UCMF unites exceptional international soloists in performances across Utah that inspire and…

via stgeorgeutah.comStatewideSeptember 8, 2026

Seth Sperry Chappell

LYMAN — Seth Sperry Chappell, beloved husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, teacher, farmer, and friend, passed away peacefully at his home on September 1, 2026, surrounded by his loving family, after a battle with colon cancer. He was 92 years old. Seth was born on May 29, 1934, in Lyman, Utah, to Alvin Sperry Chappell and Lydia Okerlund Chappell.

via insiderutah.comStatewideSeptember 8, 2026

Sen. John Curtis proposed legislation to modernize federal investments in transit projects

WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Sen. John Curtis (R-UT) has introduced bipartisan legislation into the 119th Congress to modernize how the federal government evaluates community transit projects for investments.

via cachevalleydaily.comStatewideSeptember 8, 2026

Utah Office of Tourism Awards Nearly $4M to 49 Local Organizations

The Utah Board of Tourism Development has approved nearly $4 million in Cooperative Marketing Grants for 49 destination marketing organizations, counties, cities and travel-related nonprofits across 26 counties throughout the state. The goal of the program is to leverage state and partner dollars to attract visitors, support local businesses and strengthen tourism economies across Utah.

via insiderutah.comStatewideSeptember 8, 2026

Where to See Red Kokanee Salmon in Utah This Fall

SALT LAKE CITY — Autumn brings a lot of beautiful colors to Utah’s landscape, and driving to see the leaves change color is a popular activity for many locals. However, trees aren’t the only things that turn a brilliant shade of red in the fall in Utah—kokanee salmon do as well.

via insiderutah.comStatewideSeptember 8, 2026

University of Utah Launches New Food Truck Program Amid Vendor Concerns

The University of Utah is implementing a new food truck program this September, introducing a centralized site and Flex+ meal plan integration. The transition follows a period of community tension, including an August 2026 petition from vendors and students concerned that the changes would displace long-time local operators.

StatewideSeptember 8, 2026

Afro Utah Fest’s Jollof rice competition brings a taste of Africa to the Beehive State

The traditional West African food is made of rice, tomatoes, peppers, onions and lots of spices. It’s inspired some friendly, if passionate, rivalries over which country’s version of the dish is better. Those were on display at Afro Utah Fest’s first Jollof Rice Competition.

via KUERStatewideSeptember 8, 2026

Two hospitalized after motorhome strikes detached trailer near Swan Valley

BONNEVILLE COUNTY, Idaho — Two people were hospitalized Monday morning after a motorhome struck a detached utility trailer on U.S. Highway 26 near Swan Valley, according to the Idaho State Police.

via cachevalleydaily.comStatewideSeptember 7, 2026

Driver dead, passenger critically injured after I-80 rollover near 6200 West

SALT LAKE COUNTY, Utah, Sept. 7, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — A driver is dead and the passenger was transported with critical injuries after a predawn accident on Sunday. It was a single-vehicle rollover on westbound Interstate 80 near 6200 West, Lt.

via gephardtdaily.comStatewideSeptember 7, 2026

Sigue la trayectoria del huracán Lowell por Hawaii – Telemundo Utah

Temporada de huracanes Huracán Lowell de categoría 3 amenaza con dejar fuertes lluvias e inundaciones en islas de Hawaii Se espera que el huracán se debilite durante el lunes y el martes. El huracán Lowell de categoría 3 amenazaba el lunes con dejar fuertes lluvias e inundaciones a través de las islas de Hawaii , aunque se espera que se debilite, según el Centro Nacional de Huracanes.

via telemundoutah.comStatewideSeptember 7, 2026

Moore Highlights House Passage of Defense Act Amid Utah Military Growth

U.S. Representative Blake Moore discussed the House passage of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for Fiscal Year 2023. The legislative action comes as Utah continues to host critical military installations that contribute $19 billion to the state's GDP.

StatewideSeptember 7, 2026

Gasoline hits record high this Labor Day amid Iran conflict

Gasoline prices in the United States reached a record high for Labor Day due to military tension in the Strait of Hormuz and the ongoing war with Iran. While prices remain below the June 2022 peak, the increase impacts thousands of Americans.

StatewideSeptember 7, 2026

Weather Officials Cancel Flood Watches as Isolated Showers Remain Possible

The National Weather Service reports that while current flood watches have been cancelled, an isolated chance for showers remains through the week. Forecasters anticipate a potential return of more widespread precipitation toward the weekend due to a possible monsoonal moisture push.

StatewideSeptember 7, 2026

National Weather Service Cancels Widespread Utah Flood Watch

The National Weather Service cancelled a widespread flood watch for southern and eastern Utah on Sunday evening, September 6, 2026, though some light rain may continue. As of Monday morning, flash flooding is no longer expected in major southern Utah areas including Zion National Park and Arches National Park.

StatewideSeptember 7, 2026

Utah Faces Marginal Risk for Excessive Rainfall

The National Weather Service has issued a marginal risk for excessive rainfall in Utah, as the Great Basin continues to experience light rain and occasional convection. While rainfall rates have decreased, the potential for heavy rain remains in the region.

StatewideSeptember 7, 2026

Utah Completes Study to Protect Vulnerable Road Users

The Utah Department of Transportation has completed a statewide study on vulnerable road users, aiming to reduce fatalities through improved infrastructure and safety strategies. The assessment follows a period where Utah saw a 35 percent rise in fatalities involving pedestrians, bicyclists, and other non-motorized users.

StatewideSeptember 7, 2026

Park Systems Expands North American Footprint with New Regional Office in Hillsboro, Oregon

Sept. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Park Systems, a leading global manufacturer of atomic force microscopy (AFM) and nanoscale metrology systems, today announced the opening of its newest regional office in Hillsboro, Oregon.

via cachevalleydaily.comStatewideSeptember 7, 2026

Utah Implements New E-Bike Restrictions and Age Rules

Utah has implemented new regulations for electric-assisted bicycles, including updated age restrictions and helmet requirements. The changes, stemming from legislation passed in 2026, introduce more specific rules for youth riders and different standards for various e-bike classes.

StatewideSeptember 7, 2026

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