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Ogden Valley City Defers $682,000 in Road Projects to 2027
Ogden Valley City has deferred approximately $682,000 in road maintenance projects to 2027 to prioritize essential services and public safety. The decision follows a reduction in the Fiscal Year 2027 roads budget.
Teams - Ogden Valley City
Public Meetings Are Moving to Microsoft TeamsBeginning October 5, 2026Ogden Valley City will use Microsoft Teams instead of Zoom for online access to City public meetings.
Ogden Valley City seeking applicants for Planning Commission vacancies
Ogden Valley City is seeking applicants for two open seats on its Planning Commission. Interested residents must submit applications by October 7, 2026.
LDS leaders pray for Pope Leo after his cancer surgery
Latter-day Saint leaders pray for Pope Leo’s ‘swift recovery’ Message of hope and healing comes day after the Catholic pontiff’s cancer surgery. Oaks, president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
CFP closing in on expansion in 2027
CFP closing in on expansion to 24 teams in 2027 in deal worth extra $300M per year The expansion will double the number of teams included in the Playoff. Indiana holds the trophy after their win against Miami in the College Football Playoff national championship game, Monday, Jan.
Alta Ski Area implements parking changes, including $100 no-show fee
Alta Ski Area, situated at the top of Little Cottonwood Canyon, is changing its parking rules to manage its limited space. These changes include a $100 fee for no-shows on parking reservations.
Missing dog survives a month in Yellowstone National Park
This photo made with a smartphone and provided by Marie Jaskula shows a poster, created by Katie Boucher, asking for information about a missing dog named Luna, Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2026, at Yellowstone National Park, Wyo. MDT By Kevin Lind Kevin is a staff writer on the Deseret News' special projects team covering the Intermountain West, focusing on public lands and politics.
Utah weather: Sunshine and warmer weather is on the way!
Happy Thursday, Utah! Today's forecast A big ridge of high pressure will build into the region, bringing clear skies and more seasonal conditions. Friday. Weekend outlook Friday will feature sunny skies statewide and seasonal temperatures.
Latter-day Saint apostle urges religions to act together to help heal the world
Elder Soares said religious people can rally together around love and the Golden Rule, which is recognized in nearly every tradition. The apostle used the Amazon River as a metaphor: Two different rivers flow side by side in the same channel for miles and become a powerful force.
Hawk recovered nearly 100 days after Sugar House escape
A hawk that escaped its Sugar House home this summer was finally recovered and returned home after nearly 100 days. HawkWatch International announced that Stax, a Harris's hawk, was back home after going missing in June. Weeks after Stax escaped the care of HawkWatch International, he was actually spotted at the Salt Lake Country Club, where he made a temporary home.
Report: The College Football Playoff is expanding once again
It appears the College Football Playoff will be doubling in size. According to a Thursday report from ESPN's Pete Thamel, a deal to expand the playoff to 24 teams is expected to come together in the near future, with the new format being implemented for the 2027 season.
College Football Playoff expansion looks likely. Do fans actually want 24 teams?
College football leaders appear to be getting closer to expanding the College Football Playoff to 24 teams. But there’s one potential problem: Not everyone watching the sport is sold on the idea. A new survey from The Athletic breaks down what fans really think about expanding to 24 teams.
F-35 flyover at BYU-Notre Dame game, what's allowed in the stadium, and security: What to expect on Saturday
On Saturday, the no. 8 BYU Cougars will take on the no. 2 Notre Dame Fighting Irish in one of the most anticipated football games of the season. With a special F-35 flyover planned, here's what you need to know before heading to Lavell Edwards Stadium.
UDOT announces road and ramp closures in Davis, Salt Lake counties
I-15, SR-201 and other state highways impacted SALT LAKE CITY (Oct. 15, 2026) — The Utah Department of Transportation is alerting drivers of upcoming road and ramp closures in Davis and Salt Lake counties. In Davis County, two closures will impact drivers in Clearfield and Bountiful: In Salt Lake County, drivers should plan ahead for two […]
Trump: Fort Hood shooter’s execution will not be livestreamed; Curtis: ‘This is the right move’
Oct. 15 (UPI) — President Donald Trump Donald Trump said the execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan will not be livestreamed, reversing an earlier announcement from the Pentagon.
Of 5K Utah voters needing to prove citizenship under new law, fewer than 2K have responded
Of about 5,000 Utah voters who state election officials notified earlier this year needed to provide proof of their U.S. citizenship before this year’s November election, only 1,827 have responded and confirmed their citizenship, according to Utah’s lieutenant governor’s office.
Smith's Ballpark to host the world's top climbers
Starting Saturday, Smith's Ballpark will transform into a climbing competition as many of the world’s top climbers come and climb several boulder problems. The World Climbing Series, previously known as the International Federation of Sport Climbing World Cup, is set to take place at the stadium starting Friday and continuing through the weekend.
'He's home again': HawkWatch International recovers ambassador hawk months after escape
“We’re thrilled to share that Stax is safe and sound at HWI headquarters again,” Executive Director Nikki Wayment is quoted as saying. Stax, a missing Harris’s Hawk in the Sugar House neighborhood. The mission then shifted to making sure Stax was recovered before winter set in, as Harris’s Hawks are not native to Utah nor known to migrate.
Curtis speaks out against Trump's decision to import Russian diesel
Utah Sen. John Curtis is speaking out against the Trump Administration's decision to import Russian diesel. The president made the decision to help lower costs here at home. Critics say it will only help Russia's war efforts against Ukraine.
Steve Young is coming back to BYU as the College GameDay guest picker
FILE - ESPN Monday Night Football commentator Steve Young is seen before an NFL football game between the New Orleans Saints and the Baltimore Ravens, Monday, Nov. 7, 2022, in New Orleans. Jeff Van Gundy, Suzy Kolber, Jalen Rose and Steve Young are among roughly 20 ESPN commentators and reporters who were laid off on Friday, June 30, 2023, as part of job cuts by the network.
Hill Air Force Base plans F-35 flyover ahead of BYU-Notre Dame matchup
The first two operational F-35A Lightning II aircraft arrive at Hill Air Force Base, Utah, Sept. 2, 2015. The jets were piloted by Col. David Lyons, 388th Fighter Wing commander, and Lt. Col. Yosef Morris, 34th Fighter squadron director of operations.
Steps to protect your pipes before the season's first freeze
As the season’s first freeze nears, plumbing experts say a few simple steps now can help protect your pipes from freezing and bursting. Troy Neerings, owner of Neerings Plumbing Heating Air & Electric, has spent decades working in the industry.
Senator Curtis: Snow Water Supply Forecasting Program
While the rains are comforting, Utah and Colorado are still in a historic drought and bipartisan work led by Senator John Curtis aims to help. The Senate passed the Snow Water Supply Forecasting Program Reauthorization Act, which would reauthorize the Bureau of Reclamation’s Snow Water Supply Forecasting Program, continue funding, and make improvements to the program.
California Named Most Energy-Efficient State in WalletHub Study
A WalletHub analysis of 48 states has ranked energy efficiency across home and automobile consumption. Utah ranked eighth most energy-efficient overall, while California was identified as the most efficient state in the study.
Comment Period Open for Potential Debt Collection and Housing Division Commissioner
A comment period has been announced for the potential appointment of a commissioner for the new District Court Debt Collection and Housing Action Division. The public may provide feedback regarding the nomination of Spencer Lythgoe.
Savory Fund Closes $201.5 Million Third Fund, Surpassing Target
Savory Fund (Draper, UT) has closed its third restaurant investment fund at $201.5 million, surpassing its target. Mark Tullis Oct 13, 2026 - 4 min read Savory Fund’s headquarters in Draper, Utah, overlooking the South Salt Lake valley, The Point, and much of the Silicon Slopes northern corridor.
Man charged in Salt Lake shooting that allegedly began over loud music dispute
Mickey Bucio, 18, was charged with shooting at a group after an alleged dispute over loud music in Salt Lake. The incident on Sept. 30 left a 16-year-old injured; Bucio faces multiple felonies. Police said they found Bucio's belongings at the scene, and the gun used was reported as stolen.
Bicycle-lock keys and DR Power trimmer mowers recalled over battery and fire hazards
Two recalls announced October 8 involve products that could expose consumers to button-battery ingestion, fire and burn hazards. Giant Bicycle is recalling about 3,630 LED-light keys included with certain SureLock bicycle-lock sets. The keys violate federal safety requirements because children can easily access their button-cell batteries and required warnings are missing.
BYU School of Medicine receives preliminary accreditation
Brigham Young University's School of Medicine has received preliminary accreditation from the Liaison Committee on Medical Education. This milestone allows the university to begin accepting student applications in the coming weeks before launching its MD program in July 2027.
Why the LDS Church can wade into abortion politics without risking its tax status
Why the LDS Church can wade into abortion politics — and even donate money — without risking its tax-exempt status Houses of worship are free to weigh in for or against public policies. Siding with specific candidates is another matter. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is unlikely to face any IRS repercussions for its efforts against Prop 1.
Utah women are reshaping the state's publishing industry one costumed fan event at a time
Utah's female authors are reshaping the publishing industry with fan events. Genres like clean romance and historical fiction are gaining popularity in Utah. Collaborative culture among authors boosts Utah's national and international literary reach.
Judge temporarily blocks federal plan to relocate US Forest Service to Utah
Forest Service headquarters to Utah has hit a snag. Department of Agriculture, which oversees the Forest Service, to stop any relocation or reassignment of employees amid a lawsuit over the planned move and several other changes that the agency announced earlier this year.
Storms Out, Sunshine In!
Showers across eastern Utah are winding down as a slow-moving storm system moves east into Colorado, clearing the way for a warmer and drier weekend across the state. The storm brought cooler, wetter weather to Utah and southwest Wyoming over the past several days.
De Fougerolles Scores First Home Goal in RSL Draw with San Jose
Real Salt Lake earned a 1-1 draw against the San Jose Earthquakes on Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2026, at America First Field. Canadian newcomer Luc de Fougerolles scored his first home goal for the club, but a stoppage-time equalizer from San Jose's Jack Jasinski resulted in a late heartbreak for the hosts.
Stay and ride: New mountain biking trails at Desert Color
(Sponsored) Southern Utah’s reputation as an outdoor recreation hub continues to grow, and a new mountain biking trail system in Desert Color is adding another exciting element to the region’s extensive network of attractions. The new trail system, which is now open, provides roughly 6 miles of dedicated singletrack for everyday riding along with competitive events.
Utah launches $60,000 review of school library book selection process
School libraries in Utah are in the spotlight as the state launches a broad review into how they decide which books land on the shelves. The Utah State Board of Education has started a $60,000 effort to examine how school library books are chosen, stemming from questions about the influence of outside organizations and vendors.
Pac-12 Announces Week 7 Football Schedule and Player Honors
The Pac-12 Conference has released the schedule and highlights for Week 7 of the 2026 season. The upcoming slate includes matchups between Colorado State and Texas State, Washington State and Oregon State, and Fresno State and San Diego State.
Flood prevention efforts help protect Pine Valley homes while recreation area floods
Flood prevention work by the Forest Service has helped keep residential areas safe in Pine Valley, though recreation land is experiencing more damage from storms. This year is so much better than last year. There's a night-and-day difference between the type of flooding and the amount of damage, said Pine Valley Fire Chief Robert Hardy.
Lincoln Elementary Announces Upcoming Events and Staff Honors
Lincoln Elementary announced several upcoming school events and honors for staff in a report published October 15. The school schedule includes parent-teacher conferences, student field trips, and health screenings through early November.