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Cannonville Town Council Scheduled to Meet Oct. 21
The Cannonville Town Council is scheduled to meet on Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026. The meeting agenda includes project updates, fire department needs, and various community reviews.
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BYU Defeats Notre Dame to Rise to No. 3
BYU defeated Notre Dame 28-24 in a top 10 matchup, moving the Cougars up to No. 3 in the US LBM Coaches Poll. The victory marks BYU's highest-ranked opponent win since 1990.
Letter with white powder addressed to Utah Lt. Gov. Henderson intercepted, given to FBI
Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson is among several election officials across the country who have been sent suspicious white powder and threatening letters ahead of the midterm elections. Reports of the letters in Arizona, Ohio, Oklahoma and Louisiana began last week, prompting building evacuations and an FBI investigation with just over two weeks to go until the Nov.
Federal actions around voting system expand weeks ahead of midterms
With early voting for the midterms underway, federal actions around the U.S. voting system are expanding. Election officials explain their response, and the Justice Department says "there should be no interruption" with the results.
Lee defends Trump DOJ after Utah lieutenant governor calls federal government 'threat' to elections
Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson said in an episode of "60 Minutes" over the weekend that the real threat to state elections is not voter fraud but the federal government. Department of Justice notified Henderson in September she is being investigated as Utah's chief election officer for refusing to share private voter information.
Sen Curtis says all ideas are on the table to save the Great Salt Lake — including Trump’s budget
Sen. John Curtis said all ideas should be on the table when it comes to saving the Great Salt Lake during the Sutherland Institute’s 2026 Congressional Series at the Hinkley Institute of Politics on Monday. The problem doesn’t come down to one issue — not just data centers, climate change or bad policy — according to Curtis.
UDOT prepares avalanche systems ahead of a potentially big winter
The Utah Department of Transportation closed part of the backcountry near Snowbird in Little Cottonwood Canyon Monday. UDOT said its avalanche team is servicing its remote avalanche control systems. Spokesperson John Gleason said they're doing maintenance on the stationary towers placed in hard-to-reach areas that are more prone to slides.
Bachmeier earns Offensive Player of the Game in BYU win over Notre Dame
Bear Bachmeier earned Offensive Player of the Game honors following a Week 7 victory for the BYU Cougars over No. 2 Notre Dame. The Cougars secured a 28-24 win on Saturday night, bolstered by four touchdowns from the sophomore quarterback.
Minky Couture Week 12 high school star athletes of the week
Football Joe Hughes, Salem Hills (Sr.) Hughes came up big on both sides of the ball in Salem Hills's 49-14 regular season finale victory over Uintah as the Skyhawks earned a share of the Region 8 championship. A strong safety and receiver, Hughes was a factor on defense, and then offensively he caught four passes for 58 yards and two touchdowns.
Kid Sistr Is Here to Rock Your Socks Off, in a Gay Way
Interviews For Kid Sistr, growing up doesn’t mean growing out of the things that brought you together. The trio has built a sound around alt-rock, pop-punk and chaos, pairing the angst of queer girlhood with the humor that makes their music and personality unmistakably theirs.
Four calls alerted authorities to a man on SR-6 and the search ended in an arrest
Utah accuses him of throwing rocks at vehicles on state route 6 One of the windshields was damaged. Nicholas Sean-Leo Proulx was arrested on October 17 and faces charges of property damage for losses of $5,000 or more, reckless endangerment, and aggravated disorderly conduct on a street or highway, according to the probable cause statement.
Race for Campus Safety
The Lauren McCluskey Foundation’s Race for Campus Safety is an annual, community-driven event dedicated to raising awareness and funds to improve how colleges respond to relationship violence and stalking. Inspired by Lauren McCluskey’s life and legacy, the race brings together students, families, advocates, and campus communities in a shared commitment to systemic change. Participants of
Ignite Entrepreneurship Academy Board Meeting Scheduled for Oct. 20
The Ignite Entrepreneurship Academy Board of Directors is scheduled to hold a meeting on Oct. 20, 2026. The meeting will address various agenda items including finance reports and policy amendments.
El Paso Texas Temple site location and map announced
The First Presidency announced the site location for the future El Paso Texas Temple in a report published October 19. A site map for the new temple was also released alongside the announcement.
Guatemalan engineer unicycling from Alaska to Argentina makes his way through Utah
Raúl García, a Guatemalan engineer unicycling 30,000 miles from Alaska to Argentina, makes his way through Utah. Inspired by a young unicyclist, García aims to promote energy sustainability in Guatemala. García's journey highlights kindness around the world.
Concerns grow over proposed energy transmission line in Southern Utah
NEW HARMONY, Utah (ABC4) — Rocky Mountain Power plans to build a 54-mile transmission line in Southern Utah, leading to some concerns from local residents. The project, titled the Three Peaks to Purgatory Flat transmission line project, was announced to the public earlier this year ahead of open house meetings.
Utah AD Mark Harlan on ‘College GameDay,’ late kickoffs and more
It’s an exciting week for the University of Utah. The No. 10 Utes, one of just six college football teams that are still undefeated, are gearing up for the biggest game of their season so far — a late-night matchup against No. 14 Houston. Saturday’s Utah-Houston clash is one of the premier games on the Week 8 schedule and is one of just two ranked-vs-ranked games on the slate, No.
Breast Cancer Awareness 5K supports women facing cancer – Photo Gallery
PRICE – Castleview Hospital joined forces with Carbon Events and Recreation Complex (CERCUT) to host their annual Breast Cancer Awareness 5K. Runners, walkers and supporters gathered at Castleview Hospital to raise awareness and funds for local women battling breast cancer.
High school girls soccer: Top seeds Lone Peak, Davis set for 6A final clash after semifinal victories
Here’s a recap of Monday’s 6A girls soccer semifinals held at Zions Bank Stadium in Herriman, with No. 1 seed Lone Peak and No. Lone Peak 3, American Fork 0 Lone Peak ran its winning streak to 16 straight in the 6A semifinals on Monday afternoon, and in the process beat the rival it has owned in recent years.
Attorney Withdraws From Richins Fraud Case Over Conflict Claims
Kouri Richins' attorney has withdrawn from a fraud case following allegations of potential conflicts of interest. The withdrawal follows established Utah Supreme Court Rules of Professional Practice regarding lawyer representation and ethical obligations.
UVU Men's Soccer Shuts Out Northridge to Secure Big West Home Field
Utah Valley men's soccer secured home field advantage for the Big West semifinals after a 1-0 shutout victory against CSUN on Saturday night. The win, fueled by a Trevor Walk goal and three saves from Jackson Medina, keeps the Wolverines atop the conference standings.
Gold Star family to attend Desert Storm/Desert Shield memorial dedication
LCpl. Dion Stephenson was killed Jan. 29, 1991 at the Battle of Al-Khafji when his vehicle was hit while observing the Iraqi movement and directing air strikes. It killed six of the seven Marines inside. (Courtesy/Geri Stephenson) WOODS CROSS —It’s been 35 years since LCpl.
'4 different kinds of dinosaur': A new discovery in southeastern Utah
Paleontologists are working carefully to unearth ancient dinosaur fossils in southeastern Utah, but they're already liking what they're finding. "I think we’ve added up like four different kinds of dinosaur here right now," Utah State University Paleontologist Jim Kirkland told FOX 13 News on Monday.
Bear killings skyrocket as garbage, bird feeders draw them into conflict • Utah News Dispatch
Across much of the United States, a warm winter and persistent drought have decimated the natural foods that black and brown bears rely on. From California to Connecticut, desperate bears have raided garbage cans, broken into homes and cars, torn through chicken coops and pulled down bird feeders.
Vaccine interest rises as US measles cases reach 35-year high
Last year, with 2,289 measles cases, there was speculation the U.S. would lose its status as a country where measles was considered eliminated. But 2026 has left those numbers in the dust.
‘A hole that will never be filled’: Utah families remember teens killed on roads with Teen Memoriam
During National Teen Driver Safety Week, Utah officials and families who have experienced unimaginable loss are hoping their stories encourage drivers to make safer choices behind the wheel. For Rob Wilson, the statistics represent far more than a number.
Former FBI agent, Utah State professor weigh in on suspicious letter to lieutenant governor's office
Election officials around the country have received envelopes with an unknown white powder. Utah joined the list. The lieutenant governor's office said the letter was intercepted and given to the FBI.
Visit Salt Lake offers $50K grant for businesses to develop visitor experiences
Visit Salt Lake is accepting applications for its Salt Lake Visitor Experience Development Grant which aims at helping local businesses create bookable experiences. Visit Salt Lake (VSL) is offering a total of $50,000 to eligible applicants, with each of them having the opportunity to earn up to $10,000.
Two hospitalized after three vehicles crash, northbound Interstate 15 closed in Rose Park
As of 4:49 PM MT Oct 18, Fox 13 reported: A three-vehicle crash has left two people in the hospital in Rose Park. Northbound traffic on Interstate 15 is closed near 600 North. Officials confirm that three vehicles were involved in the crash. Two people were transported to the hospital with one in stable condition and the other with serious injuries.
Kouri Richins' attorney withdraws from fraud case after claims of conflict of interests
SUMMIT COUNTY, Utah (ABC4) — The court-appointed attorney assigned to represent Kouri Richins in her fraud case has asked to withdraw. This comes after Richins claimed her attorney had a conflict of interest.
Audi overturns on I-15 and driver ends up in critical condition
The highway remained closed for several hours and traffic had to be diverted. Witnesses indicated that a black Audi was traveling at high speed when its driver lost control and crashed into a red Toyota and a gray Subaru. After the impact, the Audi overturned and its driver was ejected from the vehicle.
Shooting near 1100 West and 2300 South under investigation, leaving a minor injured
The incident occurred near 1100 West and 2300 South, in a commercial district. The victim is in stable condition. According to Faye-Dawn Orullian, battalion chief of the West Valley Fire Department, a minor was injured and is in stable condition.
Remembering Lauren McCluskey: Her impact lives on at University of Utah
Eight years after University of Utah student-athlete Lauren McCluskey was murdered on campus, her former coach says her memory remains a part of the track and cross-country program every day. McCluskey was 21 when she was killed on Oct. 22, 2018.
Threatening letter with 'suspicious' powder sent to Utah election office
Multiple state election officials, including Utah officials, received suspicious envelopes and threats last week. According to Lieutenant Governor Deidre Henderson, officials across the United States began receiving envelopes that had suspicious white powder and threatening letters starting last week.
Families share stories of teens who lost their lives on Utah roads
18th Teen Memoriam honors teens and encourages families to keep talking about road safety SALT LAKE CITY (Oct. 19, 2026) — Today, Utah families, UDOT and public safety leaders came together to remember the 30 teens killed on Utah roads in 2025 and to share an urgent reminder: a loved one’s death is preventable.  “The […]
Utah food bank prepares for holiday drive as food insecurity rises
With inflation driving up living costs and the holiday season approaching, community leaders are sounding the alarm about growing food insecurity in the Intermountain West. According to data shared during a recent 2News interview, 445,000 Utahns are facing food insecurity.
Postal inspector intercepts suspicious envelope addressed to Utah lieutenant governor
Utah election officials were among those targeted by threatening letters and envelopes containing suspicious white powder, Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson said. (Photo: Lt. Gov.
Ohio State Claims No. 1 Spot Following Week 7 Upsets
Ohio State has ascended to the No. 1 spot in the USA TODAY Sports NCAA Re-Rank 1-138 following a week of significant upsets. Brigham Young also moved into the top three after a victory over Notre Dame, while several other top teams dropped in the rankings.
BYU men's basketball ranked No. 25 in AP preseason poll
BYU men's basketball has been ranked No. 25 in the Associated Press preseason Top 25 poll for the 2026-27 season. The Cougars are one of six Big 12 schools included in the preseason rankings.
BYU Rises to No. 2 After Massive 28-24 Win Over Notre Dame
BYU secured a 28-24 victory over No. 2 Notre Dame on Saturday, October 17, 2026, marking what some describe as the program's biggest home football win in history. Following the win, the Cougars rose to No. 2 in national rankings, trailing only unbeaten Miami.