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KNEU 1250People around the country are still reeling in the aftermath of the mass shooting in Las Vegas and the Uintah County Sheriff has issued a local response. “In light of what has taken place in Vegas, I ask everybody to be vigilant,” shares Sheriff Vance Norton.
Duchesne County Sheriff’s Office has welcomed a new K-9 to their force. The agency suffered a loss over the summer after K-9 “Q” was diagnosed with terminal cancer that quickly progressed and took her life. The loss was especially hard on Cpl. Morant Harrison, Q’s handler who had been partnered with her for about a year, and Cpl. Harrison’s family.
Team Uintah is spreading the love again, this time with QEP for their contributions to STEM education. Over the past four years, QEP has contributed over $800,000 dollars to the Uintah School District’s Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) programs and scholarships
The Longhorn football team traveled to play the Milford Tigers on Friday, losing the game 41 to 6.
This week’s Athlete of the Week is Aislynn Weaver. Aislynn is the setter on Union High School’s Volleyball team.
The Uintah Health Care Special Service District recently provided a district report to local county and city officials.
Locals have been stunned along with the rest of the nation since learning of the mass shooting in Las Vegas that has killed over 50 people and injured over 500 people.
Local options are available to help community members whose lives have been closely affected by suicide. For family members or friends that have lost a loved one to suicide, the Suicide Bereavement Support Group is meeting monthly at the Uintah County Library.
A Rock Springs man was seriously injured while hunting elk in the Teton Wilderness last week. Wyoming Game and Fish Department decided not to capture or euthanize the bear because it was determined she was just trying to protect her cubs
A meeting last week inviting the public to discuss issues with county officials about cemeteries in Uintah County is being considered a move in the right direction.
A USU-Uintah Basin student is the latest recipient of a coveted award from Utah State University. The A-Pin award started in 1910 and remains one of the most esteemed awards for undergraduate students of USU
It’s been years in the making! A new runway is finally identifiable at the Vernal Regional Airport. While crews still have work to do, the Airport Management Team shares that there is finally finished asphalt on the runway