Month: May 2022

Controlled Tobacco Buy Ends In Search And Arrest Of Duchesne Store Owner

A Duchesne store owner was arrested after a controlled tobacco buy earlier this month. The Duchesne County Sheriff’s Office shares that on May 17th, they were involved in a controlled tobacco buy operation in connection with Tri County Health. A controlled buy was made involving a minor who was selling vaping materials from the My Best Convenience store located at 87 East Main Street in Duchesne.

Florida Man Could Face Life In Prison For Kidnapping Roosevelt Teen

The man arrested for kidnapping a Roosevelt teen in March could face life in prison. The Cowboy State Daily, a Wyoming publication, reported on Tuesday that 25-year-old Christopher S. Evans was indicted by a federal grand jury last week for transporting a minor across state lines “with intent to commit sexual contact and commit sexual intrusion.”

Waterwise Park Strips Class Qualifies For Rebate Program

Uintah Basin residents are busy beautifying their yards and properties but in a drought that can be tricky. A class being highlighted by the Department of Natural Resources is aimed at helping all Slow the Flow in a way that will qualify them for a special rebate program.

DWR Reminds Public To Leave Fawns and Calves Alone

Utah’s Division of Wildlife Resources reminds people to leave any deer fawns or elk calves seen during late May or early June alone. Do not touch, try to feed or take the baby animal home — doing so can have fatal consequences for the animal and could result in injury to you.

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