Don Don Williams, Head Coach at Southern Utah Thunderbirds Women's Softball
Business

Southern Utah completes series sweep over Abilene Christian with 5-3 victory

Southern Utah’s softball team swept Abilene Christian with a decisive win that improves their WAC record. Key performances came from Arianna Ramirez at bat and Hannah Duncan on the mound as they prepare for upcoming games against UT Arlington.

Justice Diana Hagen
Government

Utah Supreme Court addresses allegations involving Justice Diana Hagen

Cade Douglas, Superintendent of Sevier School District
News

Sevier School District leaders discuss student achievement and school initiatives

Brad Mortensen, President
Non-profit

Weber State University to launch bachelor’s program for occupational therapy assistants in Utah

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Lindsey Orth, Head Coach at Utah Tech Trailblazers Women's Golf
Business

Samantha Phelan named WAC Women’s Golf Player of the Week for Utah Tech

Utah Tech junior Samantha Phelan has been named WAC Women’s Golf Player of the Week after finishing tied for second at the Montana State Bobcat Desert Classic. Her performance helped Utah Tech secure third place as a team. The Trailblazers now prepare for their conference championship in Texas.

Bill Groffy, Principal Deputy Director
News

BLM opens application period for grazing allotments in the Book Cliffs

The Bureau of Land Management Vernal Field Office has opened applications for eleven grazing allotments in Uintah County’s Book Cliffs area. Qualified livestock operators can apply between May 1 and July 31 after meeting specific federal requirements.
Sen. Mike Lee, U.S. Senator for Utah
Government

Sen. Mike Lee introduces bill to end antitrust exemption for medical residency system

Senator Mike Lee has introduced legislation aiming to remove federal antitrust exemptions from the medical residency matching system. The bill targets restrictions affecting resident compensation and job negotiation rights while preserving the Match itself.
Carlos Braceras Executive Director
Non-profit

Provo Canyon to close for 14 hours this Sunday

Provo Canyon will be closed for pavement repairs on U.S. Route 189 this Sunday from early morning until afternoon. Drivers should plan alternate routes as additional lane reductions are scheduled on Interstate 15 for bridge work.
RuthAnn Allen, Head Coach at Utah Utes Women's Tennis
Business

Utah women’s tennis falls to BYU in Big 12 Tournament opener

The Utah women’s tennis team was defeated by BYU in the first round of the Big 12 Tournament. The Utes started strong but ultimately lost momentum during singles matches, ending their season with a record of 15-9.

Amanda Brown, Principal of Uintah High School
News

Uintah High School announces details for Senior Grad Night on May 29

Uintah High School has set May 29 as the date for its Senior Grad Night celebration. Seniors can register online for $60, which covers various activities and items. Parent volunteers are needed for the event.
Sen. Mike Lee, U.S. Senator for Utah
Government

Sen. Mike Lee and colleagues ask Federal Judicial Center to address climate manual concerns

Senator Mike Lee led several Senate colleagues in raising concerns over perceived bias in a Federal Judicial Center manual’s treatment of climate science topics. Their letter requests answers about neutrality safeguards within judicial education resources.
Bill Dunkelberg, NFIB Chief Economist
Non-profit

NFIB Utah comments on March jobs report showing persistent hiring challenges

NFIB Utah’s Casey Hill responded to new data showing many small businesses still struggle with unfilled positions despite recent policy changes aimed at helping them stay open. The organization’s latest Jobs Report also indicates continued concerns over labor costs and employee quality.