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KNEU 1250The BIA Ft. Duchesne Police Department is bringing attention to a local missing person report. Brandon G. Dubois was last seen in Vernal on July 1st. The case is listed with Vernal City Police Department and BIA has shared Mr. Dubois photos on their Facebook page to assist in the search and make the public aware.
Dinosaur National Monument announced Wednesday that they will be instituting a temporary ticketed entry system for access to the Quarry Exhibit Hall starting July 28th.
The Roosevelt Aquatic Center is temporarily closed after a staff member received a positive COVID-19 test result. A press release issued on Wednesday shared the following: TriCounty Health Department is conducting an investigation to determine the possible spread of the virus and will contact any members of the public who may have been exposed.
Pioneer Day celebrates the Mormon settlers that braved the perils of the West to forge a new life and while the traditional parade has been cancelled in Vernal, there are other traditions still happening.
The landscape of sports and mascot representation is under the microscope and many organizations are following a call for change. Some organizations, however, are not prescribing to the scrutiny. The University of Utah and the Ute Indian Tribe are one such example having made it known that their agreement is appreciated on both sides.
When shopping locally there is usually a mix of those wearing masks and those not but that may soon change in some local retail locations. Several national chain stores announced in recent days that masks are now required for all entering their U.S. locations with few exceptions.
Crews are making progress on the Moon Lake Road Fire that was called in on Sunday, July 19th around 2:15pm. The fire, located north of the Lake Fork bridge along the Moon Lake road on tribal lands, has burned an estimated 261 acres.
Regardless of your perspective on the COVID-19 pandemic it's likely in one way or another it has added stress to your life. The Utah Strong Recovery Project is offering free help for COVID-19 related stress.
The Northern Ute July Sundance will be happening with some COVID-19 safety measures in place.The event will be July 24th, 25th, 26th and 27th at the Northern Ute Sundance Grounds east of Neola. All traffic will go through the main gate as all side gates will be blocked.
A Fire Restriction Order has been issued for all unincorporated private and all state lands within Duchesne, Uintah, and Daggett Counties, effective Wednesday, July 22nd. The Fire Restriction Order states the following:
Maybe you didn’t know but it is West Nile Virus season, the time of year the virus is often discovered present in mosquito pools. TriCounty Health Department announced on Monday the first West Nile Virus positive pool of the year has come from a water body in the Thunder Ridge area, confirmed by the Ute Indian Tribe Mosquito Abatement.
The Wyoming Sweetwater County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the drowning death of a Sweetwater County man that happened on Saturday, July 18th.