In a report published September 7, Dr. Edwards announced that Centennial Middle School will resume classes on Tuesday, September 8. The update included details regarding upcoming parent-teacher conferences, safety drills, and school schedule evaluations.
Provo High School announced a Career Family Night to showcase Career and Technical Education (CTE) pathways. The event will include hands-on activities and information regarding college and career preparation.
Centennial Middle School released a notice detailing upcoming school events, including parent-teacher conferences and a district resource night. The announcement also covers NWEA testing, after-school programming, and school safety protocols.
The Utah Department of Transportation has completed a statewide study on vulnerable road users, aiming to reduce fatalities through improved infrastructure and safety strategies. The assessment follows a period where Utah saw a 35 percent rise in fatalities involving pedestrians, bicyclists, and other non-motorized users.
A 26-year-old man faces murder charges following the death of his aunt in Provo, Utah, an incident involving an alleged motive of inheritance. While the suspect was reportedly a designated beneficiary, Utah's slayer statute may prevent him from collecting any estate assets or life insurance.
BYUtv offers various programming and play-by-play audio coverage for the BYU football season.
Jennifer Hatfield has been honored with the Provo Way Award. The recognition follows a nomination by fellow teachers at Wasatch Elementary.
PROVO, Utah, Sept. 5, 2025 (Gephardt Daily) — A 26-year-old man has been arrested for the alleged murder of his aunt, a Provo woman who family members told police had informed the suspect he would be a 50% beneficiary of her estate upon her death.
PROVO, Utah (ABC4 Sports) - BYU did what it needed to do in it's season opener. The Cougars crushed Utah Tech, 63-7, as freshman Legend Glasker scored three first half touchdowns. Bear Bachmeier threw for 198 yards and three touchdowns — all before halftime — to lead No.
Updated - Sept. 4 photos 📷 📷 📷 Save Story KEY TAKEAWAYS Developers paused the Vesper Amphitheater project in Provo Canyon after public opposition. Orem officials oppose the project due to concerns about traffic and environmental impact.
Drivers traveling Friday, Sept. UDOT said return travelers Monday, Sept. At the US-189 and SR-114 intersection in Provo Canyon, drivers should expect congestion and longer left-turn queues Friday, Sept. 4, and Saturday, Sept.
Orem city leaders voiced their opposition to a proposed amphitheater in Provo Canyon as developers withdrew their original application for the project. In a statement released Thursday evening, the Orem City Council and Mayor Karen McCandless said the impacts of a proposed 20,000-capacity Vesper Amphitheater near the mouth of Provo Canyon were "too significant to ignore."
The Utah County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on September 15, 2026, to discuss proposed land use ordinance amendments regarding data centers. The meeting will take place at 5:30 p.m. in the Utah County Administration Building.
The Provo City Landmarks Commission scheduled a public hearing for September 16, 2026. The meeting will address a request for a Landmarks Certificate of Appropriateness regarding a historic property in the Joaquin Neighborhood.
The Utah County Board of Commissioners scheduled a public hearing for September 23, 2026, to discuss budget amendments and revenue revisions. The meeting will take place at the Utah County Administration Building in Provo.
PROVO, Utah (ABC4) — New details about a plane crash into Utah Lake that killed one and injured another have been released. , a Cessna 172S took off from the Provo Airport. Just minutes later, the plane crashed into Utah Lake, killing one person.
Just minutes before the plane cleared the runway, multiple surrounding aircraft reported "moderate to severe" turbulence. According to the footage, the airplane began to descend seconds later, with a splash being observed thirty seconds later.
Grand County Planning and Zoning Director Andrew Jackson will leave Sept. 15 for a job with Provo City, less than 10 months after he began leading the department. Grand County Planning and Zoning Director Andrew Jackson, who will leave his position Sept.
1 of 5 | BYU wide receiver Legend Glasker (1) runs to a touchdown in the first half during an NCAA college football game against Utah Tech Saturday, Sept. 5, 2026 in Provo, Utah.
Dear Rock Canyon Parents and Guardians, We are seeing an increasing number of students riding electric bicycles and high-powered electric motorcycles to school, including vehicles such as Sur-Ron, Talaria, and similar electric motorcycles. We want parents to be aware that Utah law places significant restrictions on children operating these vehicles. Some vehicles that may look like, or even be advertised as, an “e-bike” are not legally considered electric bicycles under Utah law. This is also an
Preschoolers at Spring Creek utilized new alphabet books acquired through a PCSD Foundation Mini-Grant to build foundational literacy skills.
A Provo kindergarten teacher is using a bakeshop play set to teach math and economics through imaginative play. The classroom tools were funded by a Mini-Grant from The Provo City School District Foundation.
Jordan Cimenski, an English teacher at Shoreline Middle School, has received a Mini Grant from the Provo City School District Foundation to provide full-length novels for her students. The funding aims to move beyond teaching with excerpts to allow for in-depth engagement with literature.
Provo CAPS instructor Erica Persson received a PCSD Foundation Mini-Grant to acquire EKG machines for students. The equipment allows medical strand students to gain hands-on experience and pursue certifications for high-paying jobs.
Lisa Garner, a first-grade teacher, has received a Foundation Mini-Grant to acquire nonfiction books for her classroom. The new collection is designed to support students at various reading levels to foster engagement and curiosity.
Launa Naylor, a librarian at Canyon Crest Elementary in Provo, has received a PCSD Foundation mini-grant to acquire Spanish-language books for the school's Battle of the Books program. The funding aims to support students in the Spanish Dual Language Immersion course and foster a more inclusive school environment.
Shoreline Middle School health teacher Kimberly Boyd received a mini-grant from the Provo City School District Foundation to acquire new CPR dummies. The updated equipment aims to provide students with realistic training for real-life emergencies.
Franklin Elementary’s PTA has earned national recognition for its work to make family involvement more representative of the community it serves. The Franklin Elementary PTA has received the National PTA Jan Harp Domene Diversity and Inclusion Award, becoming the first PTA in Utah to receive the honor. The national award recognizes local PTAs for efforts to remove barriers and build more inclusive and equitable school communities. National PTA recognized Franklin for changes made over the past t
According to a September 4 report from Shoreline, several upcoming school events and policy reminders have been issued for the month of September. The announcement includes details regarding school closures, parent meetings, and safety protocols for campus access.
Canyon Crest Elementary School announced the agenda for its first School Community Council meeting scheduled for September 9. The meeting will focus on leadership selection, new staff, and academic goals.
A Provo City Planning Commission Administrative Hearing is scheduled for September 16, 2026, to discuss delegated applications. The meeting will include a request for a conditional use permit regarding automobile repair in the Rivergrove Neighborhood.
New Girls’ Basketball Head Coach Announcement: Alexis Kaufusi We are excited to announce Alexis Kaufusi as the new head coach of our girls’ basketball program. Kaufusi brings an impressive combination of collegiate playing experience, proven success as a head coach, and more than a decade of experience developing high school basketball players and programs. A former collegiate athlete at BYU, Kaufusi competed from 2008–2012 before beginning her coaching career, serving in both assist
The Utah State Board of Education voted 8-7 to request that the Utah Legislature repeal a law requiring a "double investigation" into teacher misconduct complaints. The decision has drawn criticism from opponents who argue the move reduces accountability and transparency in school districts.
Club booths for Timpview High School are scheduled to be held in the Great Hallway during lunch on September 9-10, 2026. Students interested in starting a club can find applications on their Grade Canvas page or via a provided link.
BYU football begins its 2026 season with a home opener against Utah Tech on Sept. 5, following a highly successful 2025 campaign that included an 11-1 record and a Big 12 Championship appearance. The Cougars' schedule features high-profile matchups against Notre Dame and Utah, while the roster features returning All-Conference talent such as LJ Martin and Bear Bachmeier.
No. 14 BYU football begins its 2026 season against Utah Tech at LaVell Edwards Stadium on Saturday, September 5. The matchup comes as the program celebrates the legacy of former coach LaVell Edwards through new literature released this month.
Months into the process of considering the Vesper amphitheater proposal, Provo’s City Council announced Wednesday that the developers withdrew their application. The project was slated to be discussed during the council's September 8th meeting.
The Covey Center for the Arts is transitioning to a new official web address, Covey.Provo.Gov, to better align with Provo City policies and improve digital presence. The move aims to establish a more authoritative online identity and help patrons avoid unauthorized ticket resellers.
Students at CMS participated in various academic and creative activities including picture day and science studies. The school reported on various classroom projects involving technology, music, and storytelling.
No. 14 BYU prepares to host Utah Tech in the 2026 season opener at LaVell Edwards Stadium on Saturday, September 5. The game is scheduled for a 6 p.m. MT kickoff and will be broadcast on ESPN+.
