E-Bikes and Electric Motorcycles
Dear Edgemont Parents and Guardians,
We are seeing an increasing number of students riding electric bicycles and high-powered electric motorcycles to school, including vehicles such as Sur-Ron, Talaria, and similar electric motorcycles.
We want parents to be aware that Utah law places significant restrictions on children operating these vehicles. Some vehicles that may look like, or even be advertised as, an “e-bike” are not legally considered electric bicycles under Utah law.
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StatewideAugust 28, 2026
PUMA Pride at Provo Peaks
Students at Provo Peaks Elementary were welcomed into a sea of excitement during a Moana-themed school assembly designed to build school spirit and introduce what it means to be a PUMA.
Wearing leis, students made their way down a red carpet as teachers and staff greeted them with high fives. The school went all-in on the theme, with staff dressed as characters from Moana, tropical decorations throughout the assembly, and Principal Ryan McCarty joining the fun dressed as Maui.
Beyond the costume
StatewideProvoAugust 28, 2026
Unsealed warrant reveals Oura Ring data sought in search for missing Utah guardsman's body
Matthew Johnson, a Utah national guardsman, was last seen on Sept. 20, 2024. And nearly two years later, his body has still not been found. A search warrant filed in February was unsealed on Aug. 6, revealing that investigators sought Oura Ring data for its GPS tracking capabilities.
via KJZZStatewideAugust 28, 2026
Gov. Cox names judge, attorney to fill remaining Utah Supreme Court vacancies
Gov. Spencer Cox named his two picks for the Utah Supreme Court to fill vacancies left behind following the retirement of Chief Justice Matthew Durrant and the resignation of Justice Diana Hagen earlier this year.
via KJZZStatewideAugust 28, 2026
After floods, emergency work begins to repair 'staggering' damage to SR-153 through Beaver Canyon
Utah Department of Transportation crews are initially focusing on creating limited access for property owners in the area, while removing trees, rocks, and debris. “The amount of damage in Beaver Canyon is staggering,” said UDOT Project Manager Devin Squire.
via Fox 13StatewideBeaverAugust 28, 2026
Gov. Cox completes overhaul of Utah Supreme Court with last two nominees
Gov. Spencer Cox essentially finalized a makeover of the Utah Supreme Court on Friday, appointing Mike Menssen and Matthew Bell to fill two vacancies on the expanded high court.
via Salt Lake TribuneStatewideAugust 28, 2026
Utah Tech 5th Year Defensive Lineman Chosen To Wear No. 3 This Season
GEORGE, Utah—Friday morning, Utah Tech 5th year defensive lineman Fasitootai Sagapulu was selected to wear the storied No. 3 this season for the Trailblazers. “Marley” Sagapulu has become the fifth different Utah Tech football player to wear No.
via midutahradio.comStatewideAugust 28, 2026
Lake Mountain School District Names Inaugural Leadership Team
Lake Mountain School District has announced its inaugural leadership team, featuring Dr. Vicki Carter as Superintendent and Dr. Amanda Bollinger as Deputy Superintendent. The announcement follows the school board's recent unanimous decision to adopt the Lake Mountain name after a significant community vote.
StatewideAugust 28, 2026
Real Salt Lake Leagues Cup Run Ends in 3-0 Loss to Club León
Real Salt Lake's Leagues Cup run ended with a 3-0 loss to Club León on August 25, 2026. The match took place at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park in front of 7,150 fans.
StatewideAugust 28, 2026
Cooler, Stormy Weekend Ahead!
Scattered showers & t-storms will develop again today. Isolated strong to severe storms are possible this afternoon & evening. The strong storms are possible each afternoon through the weekend, mainly across the north.
SALT LAKE CITY
Friday: Mostly cloudy with a few showers possible in the morning, then about a 30% chance of showers & t-storms in the afternoon.
via Fox 13StatewideAugust 28, 2026
What do you care about? Tell us what to ask candidates ahead of November’s elections.
What issues — from data centers to immigration policy — are on your mind ahead of Utah's 2026 midterm elections? Help us pick which topics to ask candidates about.
via Salt Lake TribuneStatewideAugust 28, 2026
Utah cattle ranchers — and Sen. John Curtis — beef with Trump over import plan
U.S. Sen. John Curtis, a Republican, broke with President Donald Trump over a controversial beef import plan that Utah beef industry experts say could put their livelihoods at stake.
via Salt Lake TribuneStatewideAugust 28, 2026
Mountain Goats Kill Three Dogs on Mount Timpanogos in One Month
Mountain goats on Mount Timpanogos have killed three unleashed dogs in a single month, according to the Timpanogos Emergency Response Team. State laws protect wildlife from harassment, and historical legal precedents grant immunity to owners if a dog attacks protected hoofed species.
StatewideAugust 28, 2026
Utah Bet on Going It Alone Against Meta. This Week, That Bet Paid Off.
Utah broke from the pack of 33 states to sue Meta separately in 2023. That bet paid off this week in a $12.2 billion national settlement — Utah's cut: $212 million over 10 years...with additional fine print incentives for more.
via techbuzznews.comStatewideAugust 28, 2026
Lake Powell Pipeline Draft EIS Issued – Utah Division of Water Resources
Lake Powell Pipeline Draft EIS Issued Published 06-09-20 St. George, UT – After decades of study, the Lake Powell Pipeline has reached a critical milestone – the Bureau of Reclamation has issued the draft Environmental Impact Statement…
StatewideLake PowellAugust 28, 2026
Extreme weather is driving more bears into Utah cities to look for food. Many of them are being euthanized.
Utah's black bears are venturing into populated areas this year more than in any other. In fact, the Division of Wildlife Resources has responded to twice as many bear calls as in all of 2025 and euthanized 56% more bears than it did last year.
via Salt Lake TribuneStatewideAugust 28, 2026
Saratoga Springs Man Charged in Murder of Wife
A Saratoga Springs man faces murder charges following the March 2, 2026, death of his wife, Jeusselem Genes. The case, which has left two children without parents, has prompted a community fundraiser and highlighted local victim support services.
StatewideAugust 28, 2026
Davis School District Recognizes School Principals' Day Leadership
Davis School District highlighted the leadership of principals in recognition of School Principals’ Day. The district acknowledged the role principals play in supporting students, staff, and families.
StatewideAugust 28, 2026
Four Oregon Football Players Named Walter Camp Preseason All-Americans
Four Oregon football players were named to the 2026 preseason all-America teams by the Walter Camp Football Foundation. The selections include two first-team and two second-team players.
StatewideAugust 28, 2026
The Fiscal and Economic Effects of the Revised April 9 Tariffs
Key Takeaways The Budget Lab estimated the effects all US tariffs and foreign retaliation implemented in 2025 through April 9, including the revised April 9 tariffs.
StatewideAugust 28, 2026
Sand Springs Elementary Announces World’s Finest Chocolates Fundraiser
Sand Springs Elementary announced its World’s Finest Chocolates School Fundraiser. Students can participate by returning a signed flyer to the school office to receive chocolate boxes for sale.
StatewideAugust 28, 2026
Lee Bill Deregulates Life-Saving Transplants for Americans with Diabetes - Mike...
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) introduced legislation today to cut nonsensical bureaucratic red tape preventing life-saving islet transplants fo...
StatewideAugust 28, 2026
Video: Break Down Of BYU Landing No. 1 LB Transfer Cade Uluave, Jake Clifton From Portal - KSL Sports
BYU football picked up a pair of linebackers out of the Transfer Portal in Cal’s Cade Uluave and Jake Clifton from Kansas State. Uluave had interest from programs such as Michigan and Texas. He’s ranked as the No. 1 LB transfer in the portal for the 2026 cycle.
via sports.ksl.comStatewideAugust 28, 2026
Real Monarchs Extend Losing Streak With 4-1 Loss to Colorado Rapids 2
Real Monarchs extended their losing streak to five games following a 4-1 road loss to Colorado Rapids 2. The match at DICK’S Sporting Goods Park featured several Monarchs making their team debuts.
StatewideAugust 28, 2026
2-Year-Old Dies in Uintas Drainage Channel During Camping Trip
A 2-year-old boy died after being found in a drainage channel while camping in the Uintas, according to reports. National and state data highlight that unintentional drowning remains a leading cause of injury death for young children, particularly in rural areas.
StatewideAugust 28, 2026
Aiden Jonkman Wins Bank of Utah's 2026 Cash Quest
Aiden Jonkman found the hidden wallet during Bank of Utah's fourth annual Where's the Wallet Cash Quest. Jonkman selected The Family Place to receive a $10,000 portion of the total prize money.
StatewideOgdenAugust 28, 2026
Public Hearing to Amend the Zoning Code Title 15 Recreational Vehicle Use
Big Water Municipal Town Council Notice of Public Hearing Notice is hereby given that on...
StatewideAugust 28, 2026
Utah Secures $12.2 Billion Meta Settlement Over Child Safety
Utah has reached a $12.2 billion settlement with Meta Platforms, Inc. to address child safety concerns on Instagram and Facebook. The landmark agreement, which includes sweeping platform reforms, could see Utah receive up to $301 million if other social media companies join the terms.
StatewideKaysvilleAugust 28, 2026