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Sports Illustrated ranked all of the Power 4 likely quarterback starters for the upcoming season. There will be plenty of quarterback battles across the sports, and within the Big 12. These are only Power 4 quarterbacks, so Utah Tech and Colorado State potential starters are not ranked overall.
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The Utah Supreme Court has reversed a district court decision regarding Douglas Carter's petition for post-conviction relief. The court ruled that there is a genuine dispute of material fact concerning whether Carter was prejudiced by police and prosecutorial conduct during his trial.
The Utah Supreme Court has affirmed a decision to vacate the conviction and death sentence of Douglas Carter, finding significant constitutional violations occurred during his 1985 trial for the murder of Eva Olesen in Provo.
Utah County voters will soon face a decision regarding the future of the Alpine School District, with upcoming election details and voting locations already established by county officials.
The Utah Mammoth has announced the first-ever statewide Mammoth Week, a mobile fanfest scheduled from July 26 to August 2. The event will bring hockey-related activities and clinics to seven different cities across Utah.
Congressman Burgess Owens held a moment of silence to honor Provo Fire Captain Spencer Long and his family, who were killed in a Wayne County flash flood last week. Funeral details have been released for the captain, his wife Katrina, and their three sons.
Utah pharmacies across the state are providing access to Naloxone rescue kits, which can be purchased or filled via insurance, with several locations offering the life-saving medication without a prescription.
Provo High School has announced a lineup of events for its annual Food Drive occurring throughout late January and February. The initiative aims to raise food and funds for Project Pantry to support local families.
Crews have performed landscaping updates near the main entrance of Provo High School. The work included trimming bushes and elevating trees around the front of the building.
Provo High School has announced that ACT testing will take place on March 24th. Attendance requirements for students vary based on grade level during the testing day.
A 403 error has been reported on the BYU men's cross country website, preventing connection to the server. The request was blocked, possibly due to high traffic or a configuration error.
The Utah County Sheriff's Office confirmed that a paraglider rescued from Provo Canyon near Mount Timpanogos died from injuries sustained in a crash. The individual had reported being very badly injured after crashing into a steep ravine.
A Utah judge denied a defense request to subpoena Lance Twiggs for an upcoming preliminary hearing in the Tyler Robinson case. The court also addressed allegations regarding prosecutors potentially violating a gag order.
UDOT has completed a study regarding improvements to the trail west of Deer Creek Reservoir. The project aims to create a safe, vehicle-free link for walking, biking, and rolling between Heber Valley and Provo Canyon.
The state of Utah has revoked the license for a Provo Canyon School campus in Springville, citing failures to meet standards. The decision follows months of scrutiny and advocacy from Paris Hilton regarding medical neglect at the facility.
The Salt Lake Tribune launched a crowdfunding campaign to acquire inspection reports and complaints regarding Utah's youth residential treatment centers. The initiative aims to build a free public database of these state records.
The Church History Department of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced a partnership with Yale University Press to publish the Nauvoo journal of William Clayton. The project follows eight years of transcription and annotation by professional historians, archivists, and editors.
Provo Fire & Rescue issued a public appeal for information regarding the Slate Canyon brush fire that occurred on July 4. The department identified the cause of the fire as fireworks used in a restricted area during a city-wide ban.
BYU has scheduled exhibition games in Provo and Las Vegas for the upcoming season. The schedule includes matchups against Nebraska and UNLV.
The Independence High School Community Council met on May 13, 2026, to review previous meeting minutes and address the School Landtrust Plan. The council also noted upcoming summer school schedules for June and July.
Free summer meals are available for children ages 0 to 18 within the Provo City School District. The Summer Lunch Program operates Monday through Thursday at several designated locations.
Independence High School has announced the schedule for its June 2026 summer school program. The sessions are scheduled to run Monday through Thursday with specific morning and afternoon blocks.
Canyon Crest Elementary School will host a Parent Workshop titled A New Page to Parent on March 24 at 6:00 pm. The event features guest speaker Michael King and focuses on navigating different parenting styles.
Canyon Crest Elementary School is hosting a Kindergarten Round Up on April 17. The event allows incoming students and families to meet school staff and tour the facility.
The May 15th, 2026, Community Council meeting for Wasatch Elementary School included discussions on school safety, boundary policies, and end-of-year assessment data.
Provo City School District is offering free summer meals for children ages 0 to 18. The program runs from June 1 through July 16 on Mondays through Thursdays.
Independence High School has announced the schedule for Hope Week, taking place from March 30 to April 3, 2026. The week features various themed dress-up days and lunchtime activities focused on mental health and school spirit.
Franklin Elementary School is hosting March Mathness on April 1 to promote foundational math skills. The event will feature games and practice strategies followed by a student competition.
Franklin Elementary School is inviting the community to listen to kindergarten students reading The Pet Doc. The school expressed pride in the reading growth achieved by these students during the year.
The Wasatch Elementary School Community Council met on April 17, 2026, to discuss school safety, SIP reviews, and election updates. The meeting was held in the Wasatch conference room and led by Chair Lacy Forston.
Independence High School has announced that Tuesday, March 24, will be a testing day for students. The school is requesting that students arrive on time to participate in scheduled assessments.
The Lakeview Elementary School SCC meeting agenda for March 18, 2026, outlines upcoming business and future meeting dates. The meeting includes discussions regarding a proposal for next year's plan.
Provo City School District will host the annual K–12 This is Us Creative Arts Gala on April 1, 2026. The event at Shoreline Middle School features various arts programs and student showcases.
