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KNEU 1250Local news from across the Uintah Basin.
The Uintah School Board approved last month a study to explore the possibility of closing Uintah Middle School at the end of this school year and the first public comment opportunity is happening this week.
Ballots for the General Election will soon be in the mail and among the choices for voters to consider are two Proposed Constitutional Amendments. Constitutional Amendments A and B will be up to Utah voters on November 3rd.
Roosevelt City recently issued a reminder to residents and property owners that City streets, sidewalks, gutters, and public right-of-ways must be kept clear of debris, materials, and other obstructions.
Officers with the Utah Natural Resources Division of Law Enforcement, in partnership with Ute Tribal Law Enforcement, are seeking tips concerning a poaching incident last month.
Middle school students from across the Uintah Basin enjoyed another great day at the Uintah Basin STEAM Expo at the Roosevelt USU campus experiencing hands-on activities and experiments.
Visitors to the forest have a chance to provide personal feedback on their experience while actually out enjoying nature over the next 12 months. Just look for a bright orange vest.
It’s the final year of the Hotel Vernal Haunt and the experience opens next week. The Hotel Vernal Haunt started in 2018 and has raised an amazing $454,000 for local charities since it began.
The USDA Rural Development Utah State Director Stan Summers made a visit to the Uintah Basin on Thursday to present Farm Creek Meats in Duchesne with a $200,000 Value-Added Producer Grant.
Gillian Harrison, meteorologist with National Weather Service Grand Junction, visited with Matt this week on the air and El Nino and its potential effects on this winter were discussed.
Among the historic anniversaries being celebrated this year is the 125th anniversary of the construction of the “oldest religious building in continuous use in Vernal.”
If you’ve visited the Roosevelt Driver License Division in recent weeks you likely noticed a new tribute plaque, honoring a Roosevelt woman who said “Yes” to organ donation.
Sandhill cranes attract bird watchers to western states every year. If you are lucky enough to live near a field in the Uintah Basin, you are likely already familiar with the rattling call of these large migratory birds.