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Lehi Council Considers Higher Solar Cap and New Business Panel

Lehi's City Council addressed several items during its Sept. 8 meeting, including a proposal to increase the residential solar energy cap and the seating of the first members of a new Small Business Advisory Council. The council also considered updates to PARC grant guidelines and a new data privacy policy.

Timpanogos Rock Glacier Holds 1.5 Million Cubic Meters of Ice

University of Utah researchers estimate the Timpanogos Rock Glacier contains 1.5 million cubic meters of ice. The formation, located in a cirque overlooking the Wasatch Front, is composed of 83% ice and 17% loose rock.

DOJ Sues Utah Over In-State Tuition for Undocumented Students

The U.S. Department of Justice filed a federal lawsuit against Utah, the Utah System of Higher Education, and USHE Commissioner Geoffrey Landward, challenging a 2002 law that allows undocumented students to pay in-state tuition. The lawsuit, filed on Sept. 11, 2026, argues the state's tuition and scholarship benefits for undocumented residents violate federal law by providing advantages unavailable to U.S. citizens from other states.

University of Utah study reveals hidden ice in Timpanogos Rock Glacier

A University of Utah team used a novel 3D technique to measure the ice content of the Timpanogos Rock Glacier. The study revealed the glacier contains 1.5 million cubic meters of ice, acting as a climate-resilient water storage site.

American Heritage School brings history to life, honoring Constitution Day

Elizabeth Spencer | Lehi Free Press September 17 marks 239 years since the signing of our nation's Constitution, which established America's government and citizens' rights. American Heritage School (AHS), in American Fork, honors this day annually, with learning focused on the founding of our country.

via Lehi Free PressAmerican ForkSeptember 9, 2026

Enbridge Gas to Reopen 900 North Intersection by Mid-October

Enbridge Gas expects to reopen the 900 North and 1200 East intersection in Lehi by mid-October following months of construction to replace aging high-pressure pipelines. The phase three project involves upgrading a 1960s-era line to a larger 24-inch pipe to accommodate regional growth.

LehiOriginally published September 9, 2026

Skyridge Shuts Out Ranked American Fork 3-0 After Lehi Loss

Skyridge's girls soccer team secured a 3-0 shutout victory against ranked American Fork on Sept. 3, following a previous loss to Lehi. The win marks a significant response for the Falcons in Region 3 play.

American ForkOriginally published September 9, 2026

Pioneer football prevails over Arizona team

Beky Beaton / Lehi Free Press The Lehi High School football team earned a solid 27-12 win at home on Friday (Sept. 4) over the Patriots of American Leadership Academy out of Queen Creek, Arizona.

via Lehi Free PressLehiSeptember 9, 2026

Aspen Peaks opens public survey on boundaries as district looks ahead

Megan Wallgren | Lehi Free Press Aspen Peaks School District is asking parents, residents, and other community members to weigh in on school boundary concerns as the district prepares for potential future boundary studies. The district’s online Boundary Feedback Tool is open now through Oct.

via Lehi Free PressLehiSeptember 9, 2026

New Huntsman cancer campus takes shape in Vineyard

Staff Writer | Lehi Free Press Construction on Huntsman Cancer Institute’s new Vineyard campus is beginning to rise above ground following months of site preparation and foundation work. Institute leaders joined elected officials, donors, community partners and residents for a cornerstone celebration Sept.

via Lehi Free PressVineyardSeptember 9, 2026

Lehi Announces Search for New Justice Court Judge

A vacancy for a full-time justice court judge in Lehi has been announced. The position will be filled following the resignation of Judge Morgan Cummings in October.

LehiOriginally published September 9, 2026

Tropical moisture brings heavy rain and flooding threat to Utah this weekend

The eyes of much of the nation are on Hurricane Isaias which is forecast to make landfall on the gulf coast early this weekend. A strong fall storm over the Pacific Northwest is forecast to drop southward into California on Sunday.

via Fox 13StatewideOctober 8, 2026

WATCH: 4th Congressional District Debate with Mike Kennedy and Jonny Larsen

Republican Mike Kennedy and Democrat Jonny Larsen. This will be the first general election since Utah adopted its new congressional map. House of Representatives. Join Utah Public Radio for the 2nd Congressional District debate Tuesday, Oct.

via upr.orgStatewideOctober 8, 2026

Utah-based Crumbl sees dozens of store closures, CEO takes blame

During a presentation to franchisees last month, CEO Jason McGowan said things had been "painful" and admitted that "I'm the CEO and the buck stops with me. While the cookie maker still has more than 1,000 locations, 57 stores have closed this year, and at least 55 franchises are up for sale.

via Fox 13StatewideOctober 8, 2026

LJ Martin's injury poses stiff challenge to No. 8 BYU's offense as Cougars host Iowa State

An injury to LJ Martin changes everything for No. Martin is expected to be sidelined for four to six weeks after suffering a lower-body injury against TCU. Visit Advertiser websiteGO TO PAGEMartin's absence is a significant blow to BYU's offense.

via Fox 13StatewideOctober 8, 2026

Zion-Mt. Carmel Highway Faces Construction and Parking Fullness

The Zion-Mt. Carmel Highway (SR-9) is experiencing ongoing construction and traffic updates, including fiber optic installation and parking availability alerts. UDOT reports occasional one-way traffic and delays due to construction projects in the Zion National Park area.

StatewideLa VerkinOctober 8, 2026

Robin Goomes Wins Third Consecutive Red Bull Rampage Women's Title

Robin Goomes secured a historic third consecutive victory at the 2026 Red Bull Rampage women's finals. She achieved this feat by scoring a 93.5 on her second run, narrowly defeating Hannah Bergemann.

StatewideOctober 8, 2026

Utah Launches ARCH Project to Support Homeless Repeat Offenders

Utah launched the ARCH Project on Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2026, to support individuals who repeatedly cycle through the criminal justice, shelter, and emergency room systems. The program provides resources such as employment skills and treatment to misdemeanor offenders to break the cycle of recidivism and homelessness.

StatewideOctober 8, 2026

Parents not notified of Viewmont High counselor's arrest for enticing a minor

“I’m absolutely shocked,” said Raquel Swain, the mother of a student at Viewmont, who revealed her son, a former student, had Keddington as a counselor. District spokesman Chris Williams said anyone with additional information about Keddington, who was placed on leave, should contact police.

via KUTVStatewideOctober 8, 2026

Foundation honors those making a lasting impact on students’ lives

Kaysville Mayor Tami Tran accepts the President's Award at the Davis Technical College Foundation Life-Changer luncheon. Tran is also running for a Utah State Senate seat in November. (Becky Ginos/Davis Journal) KAYSVILLE—When Torri Fonger was 15 she experienced a difficult healthcare situation that inspired her to become a nurse.

via davisjournal.comStatewideOctober 8, 2026

Mother arrested for suspected child abuse, accused of serving 13-year-old son spoiled meat

GEORGE, Utah (ABC4) — A southern Utah mother has been arrested after her 13-year-old son ran away from home and claimed she was serving him spoiled meat. Erika Leyva Gutierrez, 38, has been arrested on suspicion of aggravated child abuse (first-deree felony).

via ABC 4StatewideOctober 8, 2026
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