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KNEU 1250Representatives from TriCounty Health and community partners will hold the final of three meetings this week focused on suicide prevention in Roosevelt tonight at the Crossroads Senior Center
New information has been released on a plane crash that killed a family of four 9 miles north of Rifle earlier this month. The Makepeace family was traveling in a private plane on September 15th from their hometown of Fort Collins, Colorado, to Moab when the accident occurred.
The Roosevelt City State Street construction project is moving quickly along. Crews began flushing streets that have been chipped throughout the city on Wednesday. Chipping will continue around the city throughout this week and all vehicles or other items need to be removed off the streets
The birthday celebration for Jennie Merkley on Saturday at the Villa in Roosevelt was one to remember for a multitude of reasons. A special few people make it to their 100th birthday and at 100 years old, Jennie Merkley still wears a beautiful smile and is a joy to be around.
School grades are in from the Utah State Board of Education and Basin schools sit around the average for the state. 44 percent of Utah elementary schools received Bs while 33 percent received Cs
Economic diversification can take many forms and Duchesne County is utilizing EPA grants to redevelop vacant or underutilized properties in the area.
Court documents provide some insight in the case of a Duchesne County nurse charged this week in the death of an inmate last December.
A local sports legend was honored in a special ceremony Tuesday morning at Uintah High School. Billy Murray, graduate of the Uintah Class of 1958, was the first state wrestling champion for Uintah at 138 pounds as a sophomore
Officials are doing their best to give parents a wake up call. Teens putting themselves in danger online is increasing at a terrifying rate and it’s happening right here in the Basin with average kids whose parents would never suspect.
Good news for hunters: the waterfowl hunt is looking very promising this year thanks to the snow and rain that fell earlier this year. According to DWR bird coordinator Blair Stringham, dry conditions in 2016 provided little food for birds to eat
Rain didn’t ruin the fun during UBTech’s 3rd Annual Golf Classic held last Friday at the Roosevelt Golf Course. Even with the rain, the golf tournament still had over 50 teams and 46 sponsors raising nearly $25,000 dollars for the UBTech Foundation Annuity Scholarship
Think you’ve outgrown a good ol’ fashioned field trip? Well don’t be too quick to assume. Ashley National Forest is inviting the public to sign up for field trips that are part of their ongoing Wilderness Evaluation process and the field trips start this week on Thursday