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St. George Planning Commission Schedules September 8 Meeting
The St. George Planning Commission has scheduled a meeting for September 8, 2026, to discuss several agenda items including zone changes and conditional use permits.
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EcoRestore Utah Identifies Native Plants for Ecological Restoration
The EcoRestore Utah tool provides detailed characteristics for native plant species including Basin Big Sagebrush, Basalt Milkvetch, and Alpine Timothy. These perennial species support various ecological goals such as wildlife habitat and erosion control across multiple Utah counties.
Nuclear Power Provides 40% of Tennessee Electricity Amid Low Public Awareness
A Beacon Poll found that nuclear power provides approximately 40% of Tennessee's electricity, yet a majority of voters are unsure if the state has active nuclear plants. Despite this lack of awareness, nuclear energy remains the least polarized energy source in the survey.
Two Utah artists among eight featured in ‘Wild Women Paint the West’ exhibit
Eight nationally and internationally recognized women artists will showcase their work Sept. 11 through Oct. 16 at the Thunderbird Foundation for the Arts in Mt.
Whittingham Leads Utah to Dominant 2026 Season Opener Win
The University of Utah football program continues its dominant run under head coach Kyle Whittingham, who recently secured his 167th career victory. Following a 66-14 victory over Idaho on September 3, 2026, the Utes prepare for upcoming Big 12 matchups.
Lone Peak High School Seeking Volunteers for Humanitarian Service Program
Lone Peak High School is seeking parent volunteers for a new lunchtime humanitarian service program starting in September. The program allows students to provide items for those in need during their lunch hour.
Utah football’s Moment of Loudness has some new voices — and a new look
This website utilizes technologies such as cookies to enable essential site functionality, as well as for analytics, personalization, and targeted advertising. By Jason Batacao | Sep. “They bled and sweat and they love this program and they want to know that there’s a legacy there,” Scalley said during fall camp.
Statewide Level 1 and 2 Fire Restrictions Lifted
Statewide Level 1 and Level 2 fire restrictions were lifted as of Friday, September 4, though local rules remain active in certain areas. All three local fire districts are currently not issuing burn permits.
Utah Supreme Court wades into LDS temple zoning battle
This website utilizes technologies such as cookies to enable essential site functionality, as well as for analytics, personalization, and targeted advertising. We bought our homes in an area of Heber that had had long-standing zoning and it applied to blocks and blocks and blocks of the area we were, said Bruce Van Dusen, one of the plaintiffs.
Debra Daniels, a fierce advocate for Utah women, dies at 70
“We have lost a very powerful and special woman,” said Claudia Navarro, who trained under Daniels at the University of Utah. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Luncheon in 2013. She died Aug. 14, 2026.
This Tribune journalist is taking a hike — 525 miles across Spain, to be exact
Reporter Mark Eddington is leaving deadlines behind for a few weeks to walk the Camino de Santiago. By Mark Eddington | Sep. Add as Preferred Source Note to readers • This story is an excerpt from the Open Lands newsletter, delivered to inboxes every week.
District Warns of Fraudulent Messages Claiming to be from Bear River Middle School
Box Elder School District issued a statement on September 4 regarding fraudulent messages claiming to be from Bear River Middle School. Officials cautioned families not to click on links or provide personal information in response to these messages.
Governors Discuss Civil Discourse at America at 250 Forum
Governors Spencer Cox, Wes Moore, and Kevin Stitt participated in a forum hosted by The Pew Charitable Trusts and Disagree Better to discuss the importance of civil political discourse in the United States. The event, held on Feb. 18 in Washington, D.C., focused on finding common ground amidst growing national polarization.
Cedar Valley High Announces September Events and Deadlines
Cedar Valley High School announced several upcoming academic and community events for September 2026, including sophomore college readiness meetings and a suicide awareness walk.
Hurricane Marie moisture to bring storms, heavy rain to Utah
Gusty southwest winds will continue through the weekend, with the strongest winds generally near and west of I-15. Many areas will see gusts of 25 to 35 mph, while some locations could approach or exceed 40 mph.
Utah Report Highlights High College Non-Completion and Gender Gaps
A new report from the Utah State University Utah Women & Leadership Project reveals that while Utah outperforms national averages in high school completion, the state struggles with high rates of college non-completion and persistent gender gaps in graduate education. The findings, released September 3, 2026, highlight significant regional disparities in educational attainment across Utah counties.
The Death of Nero: Proudly and Loudly Queer - SLUG Magazine
Johnson September 4, 2026 Art Nero was a dude who was hanging out in the double-digit years of humanity. He stumbled his way into power at the age of 16. Emperor of Rome! Quite the title, that one! Nero is regarded as Rome’s cruelest emperor.
EEUU: por qué se celebra el Día del Trabajo – Telemundo Utah
Estados Unidos Día del Trabajo: sus orígenes y por qué lo celebramos Te contamos la historia y el significado del Día del Trabajo, un feriado nacional que rinde homenaje a las contribuciones de los trabajadores. Por NBC 4 • Hace 5 horas • Actualizado hace 5 horas BOOKMARKER GETTY IMAGES La historia de la celebración del Día del Trabajo en Estados Unidos.
Utah Extension Expands Remote Work Training and AI Certification
Utah State University Extension is expanding its remote work training through new AI certification programs and verified research on rural economic development. A recent evaluation of the Rural Online Initiative confirms that leadership training effectively increases the capacity for remote job creation in Utah's high-unemployment rural counties.
Women in Business Luncheon Features Female Legislators
The Davis Chamber of Commerce hosted a Women in Business Luncheon on Thursday, September 10, featuring a panel of female legislators. The event focused on leadership, public service, and the challenges facing Utah.
Judge Rules Tyler Robinson Can Stand Trial for Capital Murder
A Utah judge ruled Tuesday that Tyler Robinson, 23, will stand trial for the capital murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, a decision that allows prosecutors to seek the death penalty. The ruling follows a contentious preliminary hearing where the defense argued against the charges and the aggravating factors required for a death sentence.
ICE officer charged with lying about shooting turns himself in to feds
An ICE officer charged with lying to investigators regarding a shooting in Minneapolis has turned himself in to federal authorities. The federal charges follow a period where the officer was held in Texas while awaiting extradition from Minnesota.
How one woman's grief turned into a yearslong mission to prevent suicide
SALT LAKE CITY — Ray Lancaster last heard from her son on Jan. "Her son had struggled with depression and alcoholism for years, and her husband called him to make sure he was OK. "He didn't call," Lancaster said. "He didn't reach out. He wrote a suicide note, and we buried him.
80-year-old man charged with sexually exploiting minors after computer technician reports search history
GEORGE, Utah (ABC4) — An 80-year-old man has been charged with sexually exploiting minors after a Best Buy computer technician reported his search history to law enforcement. Joseph Canfield, 80, has been charged with 10 counts of sexual exploitation of a minor (second-degree felonies).
Utah Marriage Commission Offers Free RELATE and READY Access Codes
The Utah Marriage Commission is offering free access codes for its RELATE and READY programs through online registration surveys. These initiatives are available to Utah residents and require participants to provide contact information and demographic details.
Update: Judge officially declares mistrial in Lindsay Clancy case
PLYMOUTH, Massachusetts, Sept. 4 , 2026 (UPI) — The judge in the Lindsay Lindsay Clancy murder trial officially declared a mistrial Friday after the jury couldn't agree on a verdict and the defense attorney's last-minute appeal to the state's highest court failed.
Commission honors Spectrum Paint owner and announces Valar Atomics open house
PRICE – On Wednesday, Sept. 2, the Carbon County Commissioners held their regularly scheduled meeting, during which commissioners recognized a local business owner for his contributions to the community and heard an announcement about an upcoming public open house at Valar Atomics.
'Miracles happen': Prodigal puppy reunites with Utah family after seven days in harsh desert
CEDAR CITY, Utah (ABC4) — After their dog ran away while they were camping in the desert and was missing for a week, the Krans family lost hope that they would see their beloved Monte again. Then, they heard a bark.
USU UWLP Releases New Report on Educational Attainment of Utah Women
The Utah State University Utah Women & Leadership Project released a new research brief on September 4, 2026, providing an updated analysis of educational attainment among Utah women. This release follows a multi-year study and research series aimed at identifying challenges faced by women and girls across the state.
Fire Restrictions Rescinded In Northeastern Utah | Basin Now
Effective today, fire restriction orders have been rescinded for Northeastern Utah. The announcement from the Utah Department of Natural Resources states, Moderated fire danger indices and improved weather conditions have resulted in reduced wildfire hazard across Northeastern Utah.
Prep Sports Roundup: 9/4
Baseball 1A South BICKNELL, Utah-Ruger Grundy and RJ Pau'u drove in four runs apiece and the Wayne Badgers decimated Pinnacle 35-1 Friday in 1A South baseball play. Peytin Howell drove in a run in the loss for the Panthers.
Historic Dixie Sunbowl gets major upgrades, increases capacity
Estimated read time: 2-3 minutes KEY TAKEAWAYS The Dixie Sunbowl in St. The grand re-opening is set for Sept. GEORGE — For nearly 80 years, spectators of St. The Dixie Sunbowl was constructed in 1947 through donations and the work of citizens of the area, including Lions Club members.
Serve Daily E-Edition: September 2026 – Issue 172
We’re excited to share this month’s edition, packed with stories of inspiration, compassion, and community spirit. From local events to feature stories on everyday heroes, every page is designed to celebrate what makes our community so unique. A huge thank you to our advertisers and community sponsors who make Serve Daily possible.
New Cancer Center to Centralize Services in Shasta County
The completion of the Sierra Pacific Regional Cancer Center centralizes critical oncology services for Shasta County residents. This project aims to address high cancer incident and death rates in the region by providing integrated care under one roof.
Aspen Elementary Earns Recognition for Excellence in Professional Learning
Aspen Elementary has received the PLC Promising Practices designation for its commitment to educator collaboration and student learning. The school reported significant growth in student achievement and multilingual learner progress during the 2024-25 school year.
Colorado River Levels Drop as Utah Faces Extreme Drought
The Colorado River near Cisco, Utah, has reached a gage height of 2.11 feet as Utah faces severe drought conditions. A statewide state of emergency remains in effect following the lowest recorded snowpack since 1930, impacting water availability and river navigation.