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Bear River Health Dept. confirms 21 Salmonella cases in Cache, Box Elder counties

LOGAN, Utah, Sept. 1, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — The Bear River Health Department is investigating a Salmonella outbreak after identifying 21 confirmed cases in Cache and Box Elder counties. The department is actively investigating the source of the illness and taking steps to limit further spread, its news release says.

Utah Debates Funding and Access for Senior Property Tax Relief

Utah's property tax relief landscape is shaped by complex legislative efforts and existing state programs designed to assist elderly and low-income residents. While recent legislative attempts like SB0197 sought to expand deferral access, current state laws maintain specific income and age thresholds for various credits and exemptions.

Tyler Robinson will stand trial for the murder of Charlie Kirk, Utah judge rules

The man accused of assassinating Charlie Kirk as he spoke at Utah Valley University last year will stand trial and could face the death penalty. Robinson's attorneys entered a plea of not guilty to the charges.

via KUERStatewideSeptember 1, 2026

Prep Sports Roundup: 9/1

Girls Soccer Region 13 MANTI, Utah-McKinzee Chidester scored a pair of goals and the Manti Templars blanked Union 6-0 Tuesday in Region 14 girls soccer play. Averie Jo Robbins earned the shutout in the net for the Templars.

via midutahradio.comStatewideSeptember 1, 2026

'Every step carries the weight': Kirk family issues statement after court rules that Tyler Robinson will face trial

PROVO, Utah (ABC4) — After the court ruled that Tyler Robinson will stand trial for allegedly killing Charlie Kirk, Kirk's family has released a statement. 23-year-old Tyler Robinson has been charged with aggravated murder, a capital first-degree felony, alongside five additional felonies and a misdemeanor for the alleged assassination of Charlie Kirk.

via ABC 4StatewideSeptember 1, 2026

LDS Church rejoices with a global gift, will finally let visitors go inside its most famous temple

This website utilizes technologies such as cookies to enable essential site functionality, as well as for analytics, personalization, and targeted advertising. To learn more, view the following link: Privacy Policy Manage Preferences LDS Church rejoices with a global gift, will finally let visitors go inside its most famous templeIm just sitting here in this incredible edifice, said Utah Gov.

via Salt Lake TribuneStatewideSeptember 1, 2026

Tickets are available now for Salt Lake Temple open house

Tickets are now available for next year's open house of the Salt Lake Temple, the first time the public has been allowed inside the historic building since 1893. On Tuesday, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced it would make the first batch of tickets available for the open house that will run from April through October of 2027.

via Fox 13StatewideSeptember 1, 2026

Gov. Cox, first lady help launch Utah Reads; data shows 50.3% of third graders read at grade level

Gov. Spencer J. Cox and first lady Abby Cox last week helped launch Utah Reads, a statewide community campaign to help parents and caregivers build daily reading habits with their children, in response to state data showing that only 50.3%…

via stgeorgeutah.comStatewideSeptember 1, 2026

New educational program debuts in Utah elementary schools

The 2034 Olympics and the Ken Garff for Good foundation launched the Utah 2034 Champion Schools initiative, which promotes core values and literacy. By: Tina Giuliano Posted SALT LAKE CITY — Dozens of students at Backman Elementary School gathered with winter olympic athletes to learn about the Utah 2034 Champion Schools initiative.

via Fox 13StatewideSeptember 1, 2026

Officials identify three victims of head-on crash on SR-40

DUCHESNE COUNTY, Utah (ABC4) — The three individuals killed in a head-on crash on SR-40 last week have been identified. on August 28th, an eastbound Black 2003 Peterbilt Semi Truck drifted off of SR-40 to the right near milepost 82.

via ABC 4StatewideSeptember 1, 2026

How costly is Great Salt Lake's dust? A working paper says it could be in the billions

Editor's note: This article is published through the Great Salt Lake Collaborative with funding from Love the Lake, an initiative of the nonprofit Great Salt Lake Alliance. researchers says.

via KSLStatewideSeptember 1, 2026

Eagle Mountain City Council Meeting September 1: What’s on the Agenda

The Eagle Mountain City Council meets Tuesday, September 1, at the City Council Chambers, 1650 E. Stagecoach Run. The work session begins at 4 PM, followed by the policy session at 7 PM. Residents are invited to attend, and time is set aside for public comment during the policy session. Work Session (4 PM) The […]

StatewideEagle MountainSeptember 1, 2026

Gov: 'Everybody marshaled' for floods

Governor Spencer Cox said he had state agencies responding to flash flooding across the state and preparing for more in the forecast. "Our first priority is keeping people safe and then protecting their property," Gov. Cox told FOX 13 News in a brief interview on Tuesday.

via Fox 13StatewideSeptember 1, 2026

Saratoga Springs man killed by lightning while on jet ski in Florida

SARATOGA SPRINGS, Utah, Sept. 1, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — A Saratoga Springs father of four was struck by lightning and killed Saturday while on a jet ski off Florida's gulf coast.

via gephardtdaily.comStatewideSaratoga SpringsSeptember 1, 2026

Weber County jail inmate dies in custody

OGDEN, Utah, Sept. Tuesday, the Sheriff's Department says. A deputy at the Weber County jail discovered the unresponsive individual in their cell and began lifesaving measures, the WCSO statement says. The medical team and EMS personnel responded to assist.

via gephardtdaily.comStatewideWeber CountySeptember 1, 2026

Where to see red kokanee salmon in Utah this fall

Division of Wildlife Resources press release SALT LAKE CITY — Autumn brings a lot of beautiful colors to Utah’s landscape, and driving to see the leaves change color is a popular activity for many locals. However, trees aren’t the only things that turn a brilliant shade of red in the fall in Utah — kokanee salmon do as well.

via etvnews.comStatewideSeptember 1, 2026

Zion-Mount Carmel Highway closed in both directions after rockfall

The closure on state Route 9 stretches from the park's East Entrance to Canyon Junction. Zion Canyon Scenic Drive was also closed to pedestrians and bicyclists.

via KJZZStatewideSeptember 1, 2026

News - Washington City Utah

[X] Clear News Article Viewer - Posted: 09/01/2026Police DepartmentUnity, Remembrance & SafetySeptember is a month of changing seasons, new routines, and an opportunity to recommit ourselves to the safety and well-being of our community.

StatewideWashingtonSeptember 1, 2026

Pioneer football perseveres against private-school power

Beky Beaton / Lehi Free Press The Lehi High School football team took on the St. James Performance Academy team from Springfield, Virginia, in the inaugural Panther Classic at West High School on August 29.

via Lehi Free PressStatewideSeptember 1, 2026

'Rejoice in Christ': Theme for Salt Lake Temple Celebration unveiled, reservations now available

where church leaders talked about the temple celebration The Salt Lake Temple Celebration will run from April 5, 2027, to Oct. 1, 2027 and will include many exhibits and activities on Temple Square and virtually. He spoke at an event Tuesday, marking the ticket release in the new west entrance building to the temple and announced the celebration's theme — "Rejoice in Christ."

via KSLStatewideSeptember 1, 2026

Lakeview Newsletter for the Week of Aug. 31 – Sept. 4

Important Dates September 7: Labor Day — No School September 9: Picture Day September 14–18: Safety Week September 17: Vision Screenings September 21: Family Picnic September 21–25: Book Fair September 24: 6th Grade Field Trip Picture Day Get ready for Picture Day on September 9! Pen Pal Program Would you like to be a pen pal? Please contact your teacher for more information. Vision Screenings on September 17 In support of our commitment to promote healthy learners, our school nurses, along wi

StatewideSeptember 1, 2026

¿Qué hará Trump en 2028 luego de la presidencia? Esto es lo que ha dicho

Aunque ha empezado a sugerir que dejará la presidencia, Trump también ha seguido coqueteando con una candidatura de reelección. El presidente Donald Trump ha sugerido con frecuencia que quiere buscar un tercer mandato en Estados Unidos, al publicar sobre lanzar otra campaña, ponerse gorras de 2028 y hablar de maneras de lograrlo, incluso cuando ha reconocido que la Constitución lo prohíbe.

via telemundoutah.comStatewideSeptember 1, 2026

Media Release – Salmonella

Bear River Health Department Investigating Local Salmonella Cases Logan, UT — The Bear River Health Department (BRHD) is investigating a Salmonella outbreak after identifying 21 confirmed cases in Cache and Box Elder Counties. BRHD is actively investigating the source of the illness and taking steps to limit further spread. What is Salmonella Salmonella is a […]

StatewideSeptember 1, 2026

Gun Safety Urged After Five Year Old Shot Dead

(Sandy, UT) — After a five-year-old girl died in an accidental shooting in Sandy, gun safety advocates are reminding gun owners to properly store their weapons. So far, police are only saying the victim died after being shot in an accident involving young children.

via midutahradio.comStatewideSeptember 1, 2026

A Classic Conversation with Curtis and Anthony Allred Thurs., Sept. 3

WAYNE CO. Curtis and Anthony Allred each have a history of adventure and non-traditional approaches to life. Curtis drove to Alaska when he was 18. Anthony is a rockhound and has worked in concrete, fireworks, and property management.

via insiderutah.comStatewideSeptember 1, 2026

Bryce Canyon Fly-In & Car Show Hits Sweet Spot for Car and Plane Fans

BRYCE CANYON Saturday, August 22 was the annual Bryce Canyon Fly-In & Car Show Event held at the historic Bryce Canyon Airport. What started as a modest event to highlight the historic Bryce Canyon Airport has evolved into a beloved summer tradition, attracting pilots, car lovers, locals, and visitors from all over the region.

via insiderutah.comStatewideSeptember 1, 2026

Garfield County Commission Aug. 24, 2026

GARFIELD CO. During the Aug. , and National Association of Counties staff to rural Utah. The tour included stops in Beaver County, the Redmond Salt Mine and a working ranch in Salina Canyon. They have solar, they have wind, and now they have that geothermal all right there within just a small area, Taylor said of the Beaver County stop.

via insiderutah.comStatewideGarfield CountySeptember 1, 2026

PHS Sports Sidelines

The Bobcats are really on a roll. The girls volleyball team is really hot; it has played two 3A teams, one 2A team, and last week, they beat Piute in three games. In all of their games so far, they have only lost one game, and that was against a 3A team, 30 to 28.

via insiderutah.comStatewideSeptember 1, 2026

Judge to decide if Tyler Robinson will stand trial in Charlie Kirk's killing

A Utah judge is set to decide whether there's enough evidence against the man accused of killing Charlie Kirk to put him on trial for aggravated murder. Attorneys will present final arguments Tuesday before the judge announces his decision.

via cachevalleydaily.comStatewideSeptember 1, 2026

USU Eastern welcomes new students at annual Luminary

PRICE – On Friday, Aug. 28, Utah State University Eastern brought students, families, faculty and community members together for its annual Luminary event. The glowing procession was designed to promote Aggie pride and community connection ahead of the upcoming academic year.

via etvnews.comStatewideSeptember 1, 2026

Utah Homebuilding Push Faces Warnings Over All-Electric Housing Costs

Utah is preparing for a significant homebuilding wave with Governor Spencer Cox advocating for 150,000 new homes. However, advocates warn that the type of housing built is critical to ensuring residents do not face higher utility costs for decades.

StatewideSeptember 1, 2026

Miranda Kofford Honored with Provo Way Award

At Provo Peaks Elementary, Miranda worked as a Speech Language Technician. Speech-Language Pathologist Marki Cupp nominated Miranda for the Provo Way Award because her contribution rarely stopped at the edge of that assignment. “Miranda is always willing to lend a helping hand around the school in addition to her own assignment,” Cupp wrote. Her own work was worthy of attention too. Miranda created therapy sessions that students enjoyed attending, planned creatively, and adjusted i

StatewideProvoSeptember 1, 2026

Utah launches Financial Crimes Intelligence Center to combat financial crime

Utah now has a dedicated, statewide team to identify, investigate, and prosecute financial crime across jurisdictions and financial institutions. Attorney General Derek Brown today launched the Utah Financial Crimes Intelligence Center (FCIC).

via utahpolicy.comStatewideSeptember 1, 2026

Utah will stop automatically mailing ballots in 2029. Here’s how to make sure you receive one.

About 95% of Utah voters rely on the ballot automatically sent to them to vote. But if they don't opt in by 2029, those mail-in ballots will stop coming. Here’s how to make sure you receive one.

via Salt Lake TribuneStatewideSeptember 1, 2026

Storms Still Possible, Drying Trend Begins

By: Damon Yauney Posted The first day of September will still be stormy across parts of Utah! But even though scattered showers & t-storms will pop up today, they're most likely along and over the mountains and won't be as widespread or strong as Monday.

via Fox 13StatewideSeptember 1, 2026

Unlikely ‘workhorse’ LDS temple opens seven miles away from a ‘show horse’ temple

In a tale of two temples, the LDS Church opens the Ephraim Temple a short drive away from the historic Manti Temple. Snow College LDS students are thrilled to have the new building so close to their campus.

via Salt Lake TribuneStatewideSeptember 1, 2026

Buzz of the Week: Do you feel safe on SLC roads?

A fatal cyclist crash on 800 South has reignited the debate over whether painted bike lanes actually protect anyone, all while new state rules limit how much the city can change its busiest roads. We want to know what you think.

via Salt Lake TribuneStatewideSeptember 1, 2026
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