Murderbot Composer Amanda Jones is a Music Making Machine - SLUG Magazine
Music has always been a constant for Amanda Jones. She began playing piano at three years old, clarinet at 10 and guitar at 15, and has built a career in music.
Music has always been a constant for Amanda Jones. She began playing piano at three years old, clarinet at 10 and guitar at 15, and has built a career in music.
A burgeoning super El Niño is expected to influence the 2026-2027 winter season, potentially bringing above-normal snowfall to Utah and the Southwest. While Northern Utah may experience a slow start, meteorologists suggest the pattern could lead to significant snow accumulation later in the season.
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location Friday in Salt Lake as part of plans for a major expansion across the country. The store opened Aug. 21 in the 9th and 9th neighborhood at 907 E. 900 South. Launching in Utah is a very intentional decision, Knoop said.
National Weather Service has made perhaps the most exciting announcement of the summer: the high heat is nearly over. " Near record temperatures about ten degrees above normal are expected across eastern Utah and Western Colorado. Isolated showers and thunderstorms are also possible this afternoon over the higher terrain.
UVU men's basketball head coach Todd Phillips announced the promotion of Seena Namdar to director of recruiting on August 19. Namdar previously served as a graduate assistant for the Wolverines.
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A Flash Flood Warning was extended for southeastern Washington County in southwestern Utah. Emergency management reported thunderstorms producing heavy rain in Springdale, resulting in life-threatening flash flooding.
Aug. 21, 2026 Salt Lake City’s Department of Public Lands will temporarily close Miller Bird Refuge and Nature Park, 900 S. Diestel Rd., Aug. 24, 2026, for trail improvements and historic structure preservation. Located in the Yalecrest neighborhood, the 8.75-acre park will reopen in Dec. 2026. “Miller Bird Refuge and Nature Park is a beloved community open space,” said Amy Reid, project manager for
Lake Mountain School District was selected by the Utah State Board of Education as a recipient of an APEX Center Planning Grant for fiscal year 2027. The grant is intended to help develop profession-based learning centers that connect classroom instruction with real-world workforce experiences.
Waterford School has introduced its new faculty and staff members for the 2026-2027 school year through a series of personal introductions.
AI chatbots have become the bane of teachers everywhere. But a growing number of U.S. public schools are now encouraging a new strategy: Bringing AI into the classroom, partly so students can see its shortcomings.
The federal government will cut back Arizona, California and Nevada's water allocations after years of state-level negotiations. Cities in the Phoenix and Tucson areas will be the hardest hit.
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Nebo School District is inviting students to participate in a district-wide event to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary. The showcase aims to highlight student achievement and creativity while connecting history, community, and the future.
High pressure over the Four Corners is causing very hot temperatures on August 21, with a gradual cooling trend expected through the weekend. Moisture remains in the area, bringing scattered daily showers and thunderstorms, particularly in high terrain, through early next week.
Seven selected projects will secure American critical supply chains, bolster U.S. economic and national security, and advance American energy dominance
BOISE, ID — Four years ago, in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, the U.S. Supreme Court made clear that the U.S. Constitution says nothing about abortion and returned the thorny (...)
Look at All the Great Things Happening at CMS! 🐺 What an incredible start to the 2026–2027 school year! Over the past few days, our students and educators have been busy building relationships, creating classroom communities, establishing expectations, and engaging in meaningful learning. Kicking Off the New School Year Students received their CMS 2026–2027 school year T-shirts and Chromebooks during English Language Arts classes as we kicked off another great year at Centennial! Mr. Russo̵
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Sandy City officials are urging residents to exercise caution and prepare for potential flash flooding following recent weather patterns. The city's official flood information resources provide guidance on sandbagging and property protection to mitigate risks.
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The Utah AI Moonshot Program has launched a $5 million statewide initiative to fund pro-human artificial intelligence research through three distinct grant pathways. Administered by the Nucleus Institute and the Utah System of Higher Education, the program aims to solve significant challenges facing Utah through collaboration between government, industry, and academia.
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The risk of New World screwworm infestation in humans remains very low in the United States, according to the CDC, despite the first domestic animal case being confirmed on June 3, 2026. While the parasite has caused significant harm in Central America and Mexico, U.S. health officials are monitoring the situation closely using a One Health approach.
America’s Small Business Development Center Utah is hosting a workshop and listening session regarding tax implications of COVID-19 relief funding. The event features information from the IRS on various business tax topics.
The San Juan County Economic Development and Visitor Services Office is seeking new members for two advisory boards. Vacancies exist on both the County Economic Development Board and the Tourism Tax Advisory Board.
San Juan County is mourning the loss of two influential figures, Charlie DeLorme and Cindy Tumeh, who were instrumental in establishing the region as an international tourist destination. Both individuals are recognized for their significant contributions to the local tourism industry and the development of Bluff.
Two San Juan County businesses in Bluff have been awarded Shop in Utah grants from the Governor’s Office of Economic Development. The funding aims to stimulate consumer spending by matching COVID-19 related losses up to $50,000 for recipients who offer customer incentives.
The Babylon Fire in San Juan County grew to 96,594 acres, becoming the largest active wildfire in the United States. The fire has destroyed five structures and maintained 0% containment.
Two individuals were arrested in San Juan County after a deputy discovered $3 million worth of fentanyl pills during a traffic stop in Monticello. The search uncovered approximately 330,000 pills hidden in the vehicle's spare tire compartment.
A closure order was issued for National Forest System lands and roads in San Juan County due to the rapid growth of the Babylon Fire. The closure affects portions of Bears Ears National Monument and the Dark Canyon Wilderness area.
Eureka residents returned to their homes after a second evacuation caused by the merging of the Iron and Cherry fires. While cooler temperatures and rain provided relief, officials noted that the community remains under a SET evacuation status.