A man in Roosevelt is facing felony charges due to prior convictions, according to court information. The case is being heard within the Eighth District Court, which covers Duchesne County.
Utah Incendio Little Horse: continúan órdenes de evacuación en el condado de Duchesne El incendio está estimado en más de 100 acres y continuará recibiendo apoyo adicional durante este miércoles. Por Nathalie Avilán • Publicado el 05 de agosto del 2026 • Actualizado a las 8:35 pm del 05 de agosto del 2026 0:00Play0:00 / 0:20MuteToggle Fullscreen NBC Universal, Inc.
Duchesne County is accepting applications for a part-time justice court judge position. The vacancy follows the resignation of Judge E. Jed Labrum.
JUSTICE COURT VACANCY ANNOUNCED FOR DUCHESNE COUNTY Duchesne County, Utah—Applications are being accepted for a part-time justice court judge position that will serve Duchesne County, Utah. The successful candidate will replace Judge E.
PRICE — The Carbon High School girls tennis team welcomed five visiting schools for the Carbon Invitational Tournament, providing an excellent early-season opportunity for athletes to gain valuable match experience and continue sharpening their skills on the court. When the tournament concluded, Uintah claimed the top spot in the team standings, followed by Millard, Carbon, Grand, Duchesne and Emery.
Duchesne County scheduled administrative hearings for August 5, 2026, to review conditional use permits for the Horse 1 and Horse 2 oil and gas drilling sites. The hearings will address applications by WEM Operating, LLC to develop several wells near Duchesne.
Duchesne County scheduled administrative hearings for August 5, 2026, regarding oil and gas drilling and production sites. The hearings will address conditional use permits for the Horse 1 Pad and Horse 2 Pad.
Representative Maloy has introduced H.R. 9965, a bill aimed at establishing the Advanced Artificial Intelligence Nuclear Evaluation Program. The proposed program would direct the National Nuclear Security Administration to test and evaluate artificial intelligence for potential nuclear incidents.
The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is launching waterbody treatments in the High Uintas to restore native Colorado River cutthroat trout. The initiative involves using rotenone to remove non-native species from the Fall Creek and North Fork Sheep Creek drainages.
A wildfire near Fruitland spread quickly and was also quickly contained over the weekend in Duchesne County. Utah Fire Info announced the new start of the Grass Hollow Fire at 5:30pm on August 1st. It was estimated at 2 to 3 acres and was actively spreading north of Highway 40 and west of Duchesne.
The 2026 Duchesne County Fair has announced a variety of entertainment events scheduled for August. The lineup includes motorsports, family activities, concerts, and rodeo competitions.
The Duchesne County Fair is coming up next week with the theme of ‘Country Pride Nationwide’. This year’s Legendary Cowboy title goes to Ferrell Crozier. Ferrell grew up on a dairy farm in the Neola area. The family eventually switched to the beef cattle business.
An alleged DUI offender was arrested in Duchesne City last week. According to the Affidavit of Probable Cause, an officer responded to a report of a possible drunk driver and upon arriving to the area, found a 2008 Ford Escape that had collided with a construction sweeper in a construction zone.
A man was arrested in Duchesne County on Friday due to violations of a protective order and making threats of violence. ”, that they won’t take him alive, that he’ll blow the victim’s house up, and more graphic descriptions of violence. 357 handgun was recovered on scene with a loaded rifle during the arrest.
Centennial Parents/Guardians, Please note the following weekly announcements. 1. Beginning-of-Year NWEA Testing Beginning-of-Year NWEA testing begins today, Monday, August 24. August 24–28: Students will complete NWEA Math and Science assessments. August 31–September 11: NWEA Reading assessments and make-up testing will take place. 2. Safety Drill – Today, August 24 We will conduct a school safety drill today, Monday, August 24. During the drill, students and staff will practice our evacuation
Senator Curtis is working with Utah transportation leaders to develop policies addressing the state's rapid growth and affordable housing needs. This initiative follows years of local efforts in Lehi to manage population density and transit-oriented development.
But with a wife and a widowed mother to help support, he needed a quick solution. "I can't afford to be out of the workforce for four years. The condensed programs have exploded in popularity. "This is not innovation. But those programs maintained the same course load, measured as credits.
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The bottom line? Showers and thunderstorms will continue with the threat of severe thunderstorms producing gusty winds possible for northern Utah. Temperatures will remain slightly above average with clouds and sunshine through the week and chances of thunderstorms into the weekend.
HUNTINGTON — The Huntington City Council approved five business licenses during its meeting Wednesday, Aug. Licenses were approved for Desert Contracting, Jessica Lee Cleaning and Landscaping, TC West LLC, Contour Beauty Academy and Solrise.
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senators Mike Lee (R-UT), John Curtis (R-UT), Michael Bennet (D-CO), and John Hickenlooper (D-CO) introduced a bipartisan resolution honoring the bravery and sacrifice of several firefighters whose lives were lost while combatting recent wildfires on the Utah-Colorado border.
Caribou-Targhee National Forest occupies over 3 million acres and stretches across southeastern Idaho, from the Montana, Utah, and Wyoming borders.
Environmental groups have filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission against a pro-nuclear energy campaign in Utah. This legal action follows a long-term state initiative launched in 2024 to double power production through programs like Operation Gigawatt.
Ted Capener, whose work as an executive at the University of Utah helped shape the U.'s public image, has died at 94. He also conducted hundreds of interviews for shows on PBS Utah.
As head of the Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation, Hilton led efforts to make three Olympic venues accessible for Utahns and viable for another Winter Olympics. Hilton died Aug. 21, 2026, at age 58.
When Latter-day Saints leave their church, do they find another spiritual home? Maybe, but it's usually not in an organized religion, studies show. Most also don't plan to return to the LDS Church.
University leaders are working with colleges, academic departments and advising teams to support students who have taken courses at the Sandy Center.
Nearly 95% of the Intermountain West is currently experiencing drought conditions, according to a report published August 20. While monsoon rains have provided some local relief, officials indicate they are unlikely to resolve long-term water supply challenges in the region.
The Widemouth 2 Fire has grown to over 111,000 acres in the Fishlake National Forest, following a fatal helicopter crash on August 7, 2026. Firefighters continue to battle the lightning-caused blaze, which has already claimed the lives of two pilots during emergency water-dropping operations.
The program goes beyond placing books on shelves. The Book Nerd Mobile, Brain Food Books's traveling community bookstore and outreach vehicle, will return throughout the year to replenish the Book Pantries, introduce new titles, host community book events, and connect readers with books they choose for themselves.
He was sentenced on June 29 to 364 days in jail for both charges, but the terms were suspended and he was given credit for the 32 days he had already served. A court order on Aug. "(McKean) continued to communicate with the purported 17-year-old and expressed concerns that it was illegal.
Utah state health data reveals a significant rise in vaping rates alongside a decline in traditional cigarette smoking. While cigarette use has reached historic lows, vaping rates saw a 260% increase between 2012 and 2022.
