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Cougar Insiders Sept. 29, 2026

Cougar Insiders September 29, 2026 BYU can’t underestimate what awaits on trip to TCU against FrogsNo. 10 BYU jumps back into Big 12 action this week, when there are five in-conference battles going on that are key in the standings. “It’s a conference game and it’s BYU,” said Poppinga, and TCU will be ready, hungry and prepared by veteran head coach Sonny Dykes.

ChurchBeat Sept. 30, 2026

Youd like Lincoln. He is 12 now. The seventh grader passes the sacrament each Sunday as a deacon in the priesthood of the Grand Blanc Ward. But a year ago this week, he ran out of the chapel with his parents and sisters after the attack began.

A&E Oct. 1, 2026

Arts & Entertainment October 1, 2026 Good evening. On our minds today: The ‘unlikely’ story of how a controversial band came to small town Utah. Plus, Rainn Wilson sang with the Tabernacle Choir. ’The ‘unlikely’ story of how a controversial band came to small town UtahRainn Wilson sang with the Tabernacle Choir.

Utah Today Oct. 2, 2026

President Dallin H. The background: President Oaks presided over the faith’s October 2025 general conference while not yet ordained as prophet. At that conference, he surprised members by announcing a slower pace of temple announcements, Amy Ortiz reported.

Utah’s housing market stabilizes slightly, but affordability barriers remain - @theU

Kem C. Gardner Institute Research finds high prices and borrowing costs continue to challenge buyers as Utah prepares for substantial housing demand.

StatewideOctober 1, 2026

Intermountain Healthcare Schedules BLS Skills Classes for November 2026

Intermountain Healthcare has scheduled two Heartcode Basic Life Support skills classes for November 2026 in Logan and Ogden. The training sessions, designed for healthcare professionals, focus on high-quality CPR and AED usage.

StatewideOctober 1, 2026

NHL Executives Discuss Rising Skills and Salary Trends in 2026-27 Season Opening

NHL executives discussed early-season trends, including increased player skill levels and shifting salary landscapes, during a roundtable discussion. The discussion featured general managers from the Columbus Blue Jackets, Ottawa Senators, and Utah Mammoth.

StatewideOriginally published October 1, 2026

UDOT Releases Summer 2026 Innovation Review Focusing on Maintenance and Construction

UDOT released the first part of its Summer 2026 Innovation Review on October 2, 2026, highlighting 41 innovations received between June 1 and the end of August. This initial report focuses on advancements in maintenance, planning, preconstruction, and construction.

StatewideOriginally published October 1, 2026

Intermountain Healthcare Announces Upcoming Life-Saving Skills Classes in Utah and Idaho

Intermountain Healthcare has scheduled upcoming Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED Skills Classes in Logan, Utah, and Burley, Idaho. These training sessions aim to equip participants with essential life-saving skills.

StatewideOctober 1, 2026

Wildfires Burn Over Half A Million Acres In Utah In 2026 | Basin Now

2026 was a rough wildfire year, as was feared due to the winter's low snowfall. Utah State University has shared a report on how this year ranks. The Beaver Canyon Fire started near Strawberry Reservoir in January, which at that time of year should have been buried under several feet of snow.

via basinnow.comStatewideOctober 1, 2026

Foxboro Elementary to join Statewide Read-A-Thon on Oct. 2

Foxboro Elementary will participate in the Statewide Read-A-Thon on Oct. 2. The event aims to celebrate reading and lifelong learning alongside students in the Davis School District and across Utah.

StatewideOctober 1, 2026

Janel Hulbert Listed as Roy City Council Member in July 2026 Agenda

Janel Hulbert is a member of the Roy City Council. According to the council's July 21, 2026 agenda, she is listed as a council member alongside Alexis Jackson, Bryon Saxton, Jason Sphar, and Diane Wilson. Residents can watch council proceedings via a live stream on the Roy City YouTube channel. As of the council's May 5, 2026 agenda, Hulbert was part of the body tasked with reviewing the Fiscal Year 2027 tentative budget. This budget included a proposed property tax rate increase to address a revenue shortfall caused by cost-of-living adjustments for employees in March 2026, as noted in the council's August 11, 2026 agenda. During the May 5, 2026 meeting, the council was scheduled to consider Resolution 26-7 regarding the adoption of this tentative budget and the associated property tax impact schedule. The council also reviewed various ordinances and resolutions throughout the spring and summer of 2026. For instance, the May 19, 2026 agenda shows the council considered Ordinance 26-4, a development agreement with Steward Land Co. for a project involving 43 single-family detached dwellings on smaller lots at approximately 3925 West 4965 South. On that same May 19, 2026 agenda, the council also considered Resolution 26-11, which involved adopting a traffic calming program. In July 2026, the council was set to discuss Resolution 26-22, an interlocal agreement with the Weber School District for law enforcement services, according to the July 21, 2026 agenda. The council also addressed Resolution 26-21, which was a memorandum of understanding between Roy City Corporation and the Weber Fire District for temporary staffing assistance and operational crew exchange. Throughout 2026, the council's work included managing the city's fiscal health and zoning regulations. For example, the May 19, 2026 agenda lists the consideration of Ordinance 26-2, which sought to amend the General Plan from single-family residential to multi-family residential for a property at 2715 West 4800 South. The council also considered Ordinance 26-5 on May 19, 2026, regarding the annexation of a 3.96-acre parcel into the city. The council's deliberations on the Fiscal Year 2027 budget continued into August, with the August 11, 2026 agenda detailing a public hearing for Resolution 26-24. This resolution involved a proposed additional $2,807,745 in property tax to cover employee wages and revenue shortfalls, as stated in the August 11, 2026 agenda. The council's activities are a central part of Roy's governance, involving significant decisions on taxation, land use, and public safety agreements.

RoySeptember 4, 2026

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