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KNEU 1250A popular barn in Moffat County will live another day. As the deadline for demolition approached, community members hoping to save the Luttrell Barn were given renewed hope this week when the Moffat County Commission extended the deadline to next spring.
Police are asking the public to be on the lookout for a Rock Springs teen. According to the Sweetwater County Sheriff’s Office, 16-year-old Taylar Rae Haddock was last seen at her home on Antelope Drive north of Rock Springs around 6:00pm on Saturday, December 3rd.
On a quiet morning 75 years ago the world was changed forever. Veterans, military officials and thousands upon thousands of others are in Honolulu today remembering the attack on Pearl Harbor that catapulted the United States into World War II.
It’s official: the Utah Symphony is playing in Dinosaur National Monument in 2017. Two years ago, the Utah Symphony announced their Mighty 5 tour that staged the symphony at or near Utah’s 5 national parks.
The Duchesne County Sheriff’s Office is seeking information regarding a business burglary at 1250 South 3000 West in Roosevelt. According to the Sheriff’s Office, deputies responded to a call of a forced entry burglary at Leon Ross Drilling around 8:30am on November 22nd.
There’s plenty of buzz surrounding Vernal Theatre: LIVE’s upcoming production of A Christmas Carol as the community theatre announces the addition of another showtime.
Additional bear permits are being recommended on limited-entry hunting units in Utah for the 2017 season. According to the Division of Wildlife Resources, Utah has a robust black bear population.
United States Senators have called for a cease in “new, non-emergency rules and regulations” under the current administration. In a letter addressed to President Barack Obama and dated December 2nd, the Senators state that “in a clear and direct repudiation of consistent regulatory overreach by federal agencies, the American people have, for the first time since 2007, handed control of both the executive and legislative branches of government to the same majority.
Bears Ears and other potential uses of the Antiquities Act by President Obama continue to be a concern for Representative Rob Bishop with several weeks left in the President’s time in office.
Wrapping up 2016 means state leaders are busy budgeting and preparing for the 2017 legislative session. According to Senator Kevin VanTassell, a significant amount of bills have already been filed and the state is on pace to exceed last year’s number of bills.
The spirit of Christmas is in the air but local law agencies are still warning citizens to beware of an occasional grinch or two. Package theft is always a risk, shares Vernal City Assistant Police Chief Keith Campbell.
A support group making a difference in the lives of local families is working to reach more Uintah Basin families in 2017. The “Let’s Talk” Cancer Support Group held their first meeting in August and have continued meeting monthly in Roosevelt.