No. 20 Utah Dominates Arkansas 43-10 to Improve to 2-0
The No. 20 ranked Utah football team improved to 2-0 on the season with a 43-10 victory over Arkansas at Rice-Eccles Stadium on Saturday night, Sept. 12. Wayshawn Parker recorded three touchdowns and 118 all-purpose yards, while Devon Dampier threw for 261 yards and two touchdowns in the blowout win before a crowd of 51,532 fans.
Salt Lake CitySeptember 14, 2026
Utah Catholic Conference to Gather Thousands in Draper This Saturday
The Catholic Diocese of Salt Lake City will host its third annual Utah Catholic Conference in Draper this Saturday. The event, which features bilingual workshops and keynotes, has already seen more than 1,100 attendees register.
DraperSeptember 14, 2026
Carbon County Family Support Center seeks Program Outreach Specialist
The Carbon County Family Support Center has announced an immediate opening for a part-time Program Outreach Specialist. The position focuses on promoting child abuse prevention services and parent leadership through community education and awareness events.
Carbon CountySeptember 14, 2026
Flash Floods and Emergency Alerts Issued for San Rafael Swell
Heavy rainfall in the San Rafael Swell triggered life-threatening flash flood warnings for the Goblin Valley and surrounding canyon areas in mid-September 2026. National Weather Service alerts warned of intense rainfall rates and the potential for dangerous currents in slot canyons and washes.
Emery CountyOriginally published September 14, 2026
Park City K-9 Injured After Falling From Freeway Overpass
A Park City Police K-9 named Bruno sustained serious injuries after falling from a freeway overpass while assisting the Utah Highway Patrol with a suspicious package on Sept. 15. Bruno was transported to a Salt Lake City emergency veterinary hospital for treatment.
Park CityOriginally published September 14, 2026
Intermountain Health Primary Children's Hospitals Ranked Among Nation's Best in All 11 Specialties
Intermountain Health Primary Children's Hospitals earned national recognition in all 11 pediatric specialties according to the 2026-27 U.S. News & World Report rankings released on September 15, 2026. The three Utah campuses, located in Salt Lake City, Lehi, and Taylorsville, maintained their standing in partnership with University of Utah Health.
Salt Lake CityOriginally published September 14, 2026
September 15, 2026 Meeting Recap
The Council approved a permanent water-use limit for new non-residential properties, discussed FY27 Legislative Intents and more.
Salt Lake CityOriginally published September 14, 2026
Emigration Canyon Council Scheduled for Sept. 15 Meeting
The Emigration Canyon Council was scheduled to hold a meeting on September 15, 2026, at the Emigration Canyon Fire Station. The meeting agenda included discussions on the FY2027 City Fee Schedule and various council reports.
Emigration CanyonSeptember 14, 2026
Senate Panel Recommends Two New Utah Supreme Court Justices
A Utah Senate panel has unanimously recommended two Supreme Court nominees, Matthew Bell and Michael Menssen, to fill vacancies on the newly expanded high court. The nominees, selected by Governor Spencer Cox, will face a final Senate vote this Wednesday.
StatewideSalt Lake CitySeptember 14, 2026
Wright III Earns Preseason All-America Honors as Only Big 12 First Teamer
According to a September 14 statement, BYU guard Robert Wright III has been named a preseason All-American by the Blue Ribbon Yearbook. Wright III is the only player from the Big 12 Conference selected for the first team in the publication.
Salt Lake CityOriginally published September 14, 2026
Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star announces she is leaving show, calls out 'toxic behavior'
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star Mikayla Matthews has announced that she is leaving the show, days after the fifth season aired. In an Instagram post shared on Monday, Matthews announced that she will not be continuing the show at this moment.
via ABC 4Salt Lake CitySeptember 14, 2026
First Presbyterian Church of Salt Lake City teaches about legacy amid ongoing growth
The First Presbyterian Church in Salt Lake City has been in the city for more than 150 years. Its Scottish legacy reflects both its current growth and the religion.
via Deseret NewsSalt Lake CitySeptember 14, 2026
Salt Lake City Arts Council Announces Upcoming Artist Exhibitions
The Salt Lake City Arts Council has announced two upcoming exhibitions featuring various artists. The scheduled exhibitions include 'Generative Chamber' and a collaborative pairing of photography and drawing.
Salt Lake CitySeptember 14, 2026
PHOTOS: Sweeping aerial views showcase Northern Utah fall colors
Cooler temperatures have arrived across northern and central Utah, bringing crisp fall weather and fall colors appearing in the mountains. Salt Lake City was expected to reach the low 70s Monday, about 20 degrees cooler than Sunday. Canyon, or bigtooth, maples are among Northern Utah’s top sources of fall color, with orange-red leaves appearing on lower mountain slopes and at mid-elevations.
via KUTVSalt Lake CitySeptember 14, 2026
Utah Football Dominates Idaho 66-14 in Season Opener
The University of Utah football team dominated its season opener with a 66-14 victory over Idaho on Sept. 3, 2026. The win follows a fall camp that prepared the roster for the Big 12 Conference schedule, which includes upcoming matchups against Arkansas and Utah State.
St. GeorgeSeptember 14, 2026
Utah Entities Report Major Transactions and Leadership Changes in September 2026
In a report published September 14, 2026, Utah Money Watch detailed various business transactions and leadership changes across the state, including a $40 million real estate acquisition by the State of Utah and a $108.1 million stock repurchase by HealthEquity.
Salt Lake CountyOriginally published September 14, 2026
As public debate simmers, SLC hits pause on major change to housing strategy
City Council plans mailer to nearly 40,000 property owners affected, while planning commission postpones a crucial vote. Comment Add as Preferred Source
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Planning smaller homes for Salt Lake City is turning into a big battle
Developers in SLC have paid the same fees since Clinton was president.
via Salt Lake TribuneSalt Lake CitySeptember 14, 2026
50th SLC Greek Festival provides community support
Organizers expect 50,000 people at event that supports local charities Prev Next By: Sean Moody Posted 30 minutes ago and last updated 29 minutes ago
SALT LAKE CITY — The Salt Lake City Greek Festival celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2026. Since 1976, crowds have come to the Greek Orthodox Holy Trinity Cathedral in Downtown Salt Lake City for this event.
via Fox 13Salt Lake CitySeptember 14, 2026
Salt Lake City Bicycle Collective hosts inclusive workshops
In a world of flat tires and gummed-up gears, Salt Lake City’s Bicycle Collective is keeping spokes tight and vibes high. Stacy Harwood first came to the collective almost two years ago. “It’s loud,” Dowell said. “But Wednesday nights are different.
via universe.byu.eduSalt Lake CityOriginally published September 14, 2026
Cooler weather settles into northern Utah as temperatures fall into the 70s Monday
A cold front will continue to work its way through the state early Monday into the afternoon. (Graphic: KUTV)
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SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — A cold front will continue to work its way through the state early Monday into the afternoon.
via KJZZSalt Lake CitySeptember 14, 2026
University of Utah and Ute Tribe Renew Partnership and Scholarship Terms
The University of Utah and the Ute Indian Tribe have renewed a memorandum of understanding to maintain their long-standing partnership, which includes the continued use of the "Utes" name for athletics. The new agreement features expanded scholarship opportunities for tribal students and increased healthcare outreach via mobile clinics.
Salt Lake CitySeptember 14, 2026
College Democrats accuse College Republicans of “doxxing” over viral X post; College Republicans resurface Democrat’s past comments
One year after Charlie Kirk’s death, University of Utah College Republicans were tabling on campus when U student Sara Larsen approached them holding a cake that read “Happy Kirkiversary.” Rylie Barnes, vice president of the campus organization, posted a photo of the cake on her personal X account. Published on Sept. 10, the post...
via dailyutahchronicle.comSalt Lake CitySeptember 14, 2026