Utah Valley University achieved a dual victory at the SUU Color Country Invitational on Oct. 3, 2026, with both the men's and women's cross country teams securing first place. The women's team earned its sixth consecutive title, while the men's team secured its third straight win at the event.
Utah State football lost 37-18 to No. 22 Boise State in its first Pac-12 game at Albertsons Stadium. Despite individual performances from Javen Jacobs and Eli Wood, the Aggies fell to 1-4 on the season.
No. 14 Utah State Eastern men's soccer lost 4-1 to No. 4 Salt Lake Community College in a Scenic West Athletic Conference road match. The loss, which occurred on Thursday, marked the start of the Eagles' second half of conference play.
United States Senate Floor Colloquy on Ukraine Senators John Curtis (R-UT), Thom Tillis (R-NC), and Alan Armstrong (R-OK) September 30, 2026 Senator Tillis: Mr.
Antelope Island State Park hosted a grand opening on October 2, 2026, for its newly expanded visitor center. The facility expansion aims to provide a better experience for the park's approximately one million annual visitors.
The Lindon Storm Swim Team provides a recreational competitive swimming program designed to build skills and confidence. The program features various skill levels and scheduled practice sessions throughout the summer.
Karl G. Maeser Preparatory Academy scheduled a public board meeting for October 21, 2026, in Lindon. The meeting agenda is expected to be available 24 hours before the event begins.
The City of Lindon will provide dumpsters for leaf bags and garden waste from November 14 through November 23. This initiative is being held in coordination with the Lindon Leaf Away program.
Lindon officials announced several community updates, including information regarding upcoming fall clean-up programs and changes to sewer utility billing.
An explainer regarding the Utah County Health Department and its connection to Lindon residents.
Carolyn Lundberg serves as the Mayor of Lindon and holds the position of Chair for the Lindon City Redevelopment Agency.
The Timpanogos School District Board of Education scheduled three public hearings for September 9, 2026, to discuss potential grade configurations for various schools. The hearings will focus on high school, junior high, and elementary school grade structures.
Lindon Elementary is on a closure-study list for the third time since 2023, now under Timpanogos School District, which projects an $18 million–$20 million annual deficit and plans a final board vote by December 2026. The campus is an older unreinforced-masonry building with falling enrollment; a 2024 plan would have sent students to Rocky Mountain Elementary.
Lindon Elementary is one of ten elementary and three junior high schools now officially on a list for potential closure or reconfiguration. Members of the brand new Timpanogos school board are now wrestling with trying to make their schools and the education experience as effective and efficient as possible, without having to raise taxes.
An agenda for a board meeting scheduled for August 26, 2026, includes several items regarding school closures, boundary studies, and memorandums of understanding.
The Timpanogos School District Board is considering the closure of 15 schools, including several elementary and junior high campuses, during a meeting scheduled for August 26, 2026. This comes as the district manages its newly established administrative framework and prepares for a public hearing on grade configurations.
The Timpanogos School District Board of Education met in a study session on August 12, 2026, to discuss a district-wide boundary and school configuration study. The meeting focused on potential grade reconfigurations and the identification of schools for formal study regarding possible closures or consolidations.
A new Sewer Treatment Facility Fee will be added as a separate line on utility bills. This fee funds Lindon's share of required upgrades to the Orem Water Reclamation Facility.
