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Free Battle of the Books Book Sets Available for Utah Educators

According to a September 16 report from the Utah State Library, educators can access free Battle of the Books book sets through Book Buzz. These sets allow school media specialists to support student reading competitions without using library budgets.

Meta Announces $3 Billion Expansion of Eagle Mountain Data Center

Meta has announced an expansion of its Eagle Mountain Data Center in Utah involving a total investment exceeding $3 billion. The project is expected to create 300 permanent jobs and involves significant investments in local education, infrastructure, and water restoration efforts.

Utah E-Bike Laws & Safety Requirements

Learn about Utah’s 2026 e-bike laws, including helmet requirements, youth rider rules, e-bike classifications and modification restrictions.

Eagle Mountain becomes JustServe City

Mayor Jared Gray and the City Council signed a proclamation committing the City to promoting and supporting volunteerism. Eagle Mountain is officially a JustServe City. At the City Council meeting on Tuesday, September 15, Councilmember Craig Whiting read a proclamation recognizing Eagle Mountain as a JustServe City. Mayor Jared Gray and the City Council signed […]

Eagle MountainSeptember 15, 2026

Eagle Mountain homeowners express concerns over construction site dust pollution

A construction project for a new housing development in Eagle Mountain is causing quite the controversy for those who live around it. To homeowners' surprise, it is not the noise that is upsetting them, but instead, an abnormal amount of dust that has been kicked up into the air and is finding its way into their homes.

via ABC 4Eagle MountainSeptember 15, 2026

Eagle Mountain residents move to repeal property tax increase, submit referendum application

EAGLE MOUNTAIN, Utah (ABC4) — A property tax increase could end up on Eagle Mountain voter's ballots next year, after citizens opposed the resolution. On August 18, the city of Eagle Mountain voted to approve a property tax increase at a rate of .00090.

via ABC 4Eagle MountainSeptember 15, 2026

Meta Expands Eagle Mountain Data Center and Boosts School Funding

Meta has announced an expansion of its Eagle Mountain Data Center alongside significant new donations to the Lake Mountain School District, including $600,000 for a future elementary school site. The investment includes scholarships for neighboring school districts and millions in ongoing support for local education and community infrastructure.

Eagle MountainSeptember 15, 2026

Meta says Eagle Mountain households won’t pay for its data-center power. New buildings are designed to skip cooling water.

Utah law and a behind-the-meter gas plant are meant to keep Meta’s Eagle Mountain expansion off Rocky Mountain Power residential rates. The existing campus still used 35.1 million gallons of water and 1.12 million megawatt-hours in 2024; Meta says the new buildings will not use water to cool servers.

Eagle MountainSeptember 15, 2026

Meta Pledges $2.1 Million in Grants to Lake Mountain School District

Meta has pledged $2.1 million in grants to the Lake Mountain School District to support future facility needs and student learning. The package includes a $600,000 land acquisition grant and $1.5 million for the Lake Mountain Education Foundation, while also providing $10,000 scholarships each to the Aspen Peaks and Timpanogos school districts.

Eagle MountainSeptember 15, 2026

Tyson Foods to Close Eagle Mountain Plant Affecting 723 Utah Workers

Tyson Foods is preparing to close its Eagle Mountain, Utah, facility, a move expected to impact 723 employees. The decision is part of a broader restructuring driven by significant cattle shortages across the United States.

Eagle MountainOriginally published September 15, 2026

Meta Expands Eagle Mountain Data Center with $3 Billion Utah Investment

Meta announced an expansion of its Eagle Mountain Data Center on Sept. 14, 2026, increasing its total investment in Utah to over $3 billion. The company detailed plans for new water-efficient cooling systems, clean energy initiatives, and significant community investments in Eagle Mountain, including education and infrastructure.

Eagle MountainSeptember 15, 2026

Eagle Mountain Welcomes Meta’s Deepened Community Investment

Meta is donating $600,000 to help Lake Mountain School District acquire three acres for a future K-6 elementary school — becoming the first private business to fund the permanent foundation of a district campus.

Eagle MountainSeptember 15, 2026

Fall Cleanup Dumpsters and Shred Truck

Eagle Mountain City’s Fall Cleanup runs September 16–23 with free dumpsters for yard waste, e-waste and light household waste.

Eagle MountainSeptember 15, 2026

Eagle Mountain Service Project Scheduled for Carnoustie Road Cleanup

An Eagle Mountain community service project was scheduled to address graffiti and trash near Carnoustie Road. The initiative aimed to beautify the area and benefit local wildlife.

Eagle MountainSeptember 15, 2026

Eagle Mountain Days of Service

Home News & Announcements News Eagle Mountain Days of Service CommunityEventsSchools September 14, 2026 Save Eagle Mountain Days of Service gives residents an opportunity to give back to the community through volunteer projects and donatio

Eagle MountainSeptember 14, 2026

Eagle Mountain Service Project Targets Graffiti and Cleanup in Silverlake

A community service project in Eagle Mountain was organized to beautify the Silverlake area. The initiative involved painting over graffiti and cleaning up trash in the local wash.

Eagle MountainSeptember 14, 2026

Utah sculptor speaks out after Charlie Kirk statue vandalized – Deseret News

Utah The BYU grad who built Charlie Kirk’s memorial speaks out after vandalism What does it say about America when a murder becomes a punchline? MDT See More Deseret News Stories In Search View 246 Comments Share Quintin McCann poses for a photo in front of his original clay mold of Charlie Kirk at his home in Eagle Mountain on Monday, Sept.

via Deseret NewsEagle MountainOriginally published September 14, 2026

Eagle Mountain City designated as a JustServe City

Eagle Mountain City has been designated as a JustServe City to promote community volunteerism. According to a September 14 statement, the designation aims to connect residents with meaningful service opportunities.

Eagle MountainOriginally published September 14, 2026

Meta announces data center expansion, new community investments in Eagle Mountain

4 million square feet of space, home to data storage and processing equipment. "The data centers have come into Eagle Mountain, and we have had them fit into our community instead of the other way around," City Communications Manager Kyle Ireland said.

via KSLEagle MountainOriginally published September 14, 2026

'Scaring the ____ out of me!' People shaken by Tooele Army Depot blasts

Blasts from the western desert are as much a Utah tradition as Pioneer Day and fry sauce, but what's happening Monday has startled many residents who feel the explosions are the loudest they've heard in years. "What is that banging?" wrote one person on the Eagle Mountain City Citizens Facebook group.

via Fox 13TooeleSeptember 14, 2026

Meta plans Eagle Mountain data center expansion, $2.5M community investment

The investment includes $450,000 for construction of the Walden Park Astronomy Park and a $600,000 grant for Lake Mountain School District to buy three acres designated for a future elementary school. This marks the second expansion of Meta’s Eagle Mountain data center campus since the project at 1275 N.

via KUTVEagle MountainSeptember 14, 2026

BYU Basketball Fans Celebrate Marriott Madness at Marriott Center

BYU basketball fans gathered at the Marriott Center on Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2026, for the annual Marriott Madness event. The festivities featured fan games, musical performances, and player introductions for both the men's and women's teams.

StatewideOctober 8, 2026

Alpine School District Uses $15 Million in Trust Lands to Support Classrooms

In an undated notice from Alpine School District, officials explained how School Community Councils direct millions of dollars in Trust Lands revenue to local classrooms. This funding, which does not require additional taxpayer money, is managed through the Learning And Nurturing Development program to address specific school needs.

StatewideOctober 8, 2026

El Salvador’s Consul General Visits Timpanogos Elementary for Hispanic Heritage Month

Timpanogos Elementary students concluded a series of Hispanic Heritage Month visits from international representatives with Fernando Pérez, Consul General of El Salvador in Utah. Speaking in Spanish, Pérez introduced students to El Salvador’s culture, traditions and national symbols, inviting them to compare what they knew about the Central American country with their own experiences. He began by asking students about their favorite foods, the weather and familiar American traditions, incl

StatewideOctober 8, 2026

Author Karla Arenas Valenti Brings María Mariposa to Franklin and Timpanogos Elementary

“Raise your hand if you’ve ever felt lonely.” Children’s author Karla Arenas Valenti posed the question to students during recent visits to Franklin and Timpanogos Elementary Schools, where she shared her picture book María Mariposa as part of Operation Literacy’s Book Drop program. The program is organized by the nonprofit Operation Literacy that brings authors to Title I schools and provides students with books of their own. Throughout the reading, Valenti occasionally spoke Spanish and paused

StatewideOctober 8, 2026

Management Club Opening Social Scheduled for Oct. 8 at SUU

The Dixie L. Leavitt School of Business has scheduled a Management Club opening social for Oct. 8, 2026.

StatewideOctober 8, 2026

Utah’s MUSS is finally showing up early to football games. Here’s what changed.

After years of late arrivals, MUSS leaders overhauled how students get tickets and where they sit. 3, 2026. Comment Add as Preferred Source If you pay attention to the usually sold-out Rice-Eccles Stadium crowd, the first few minutes of the first quarter are often filled with fans slowly filtering into the stadium.

via Salt Lake TribuneStatewideOctober 8, 2026

Isaias Intensifies into Atlantic's First Hurricane Ahead of Gulf Coast Landfall

Hurricane Isaias has intensified into the Atlantic season's first hurricane, maintaining maximum sustained winds of 80 mph as it moves toward the northern Gulf Coast. Alabama Governor Kay Ivey has declared a state of emergency for 40 counties in anticipation of the storm's possible landfall as a hurricane by Friday.

StatewideSalt Lake CityOctober 8, 2026
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