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KNEU 1250Parents are responsible for their children’s health and wellbeing and internet safety is a key component in that quest. Sgt. Rue Larsen from the Utah State Corrections Office visited the Uintah Basin last week and added his expertise to the topic. Larsen recommends keeping an open line of communication between yourself, your kids and your spouse, making sure to set clear rules.
Plenty of permits are still available for the turkey hunt in May. According to Jason Robinson, upland game coordinator for the Division of Wildlife Resources, the general statewide hunt provides several advantages.
While locals have known repairs to Steinaker Reservoir were coming, new repairs have been announced. According to DWR Regional Aquatics Manager Trina Hedrick, the Bureau of Reclamation is draining Steinaker further than originally planned in order to repair the dam and improve it for earthquake safety.
The STRATA Networks data center officially opened its doors on Monday for invited guests to experience a tour of the new facility. A data center is able to store, manage, and disseminate equipment and data to help organizations to scale and grow their business.
A well-respected local woman and her grandson tragically went missing Saturday evening while hiking at Grand Canyon National Park. According to Park Services, an alert was received from a personal locating beacon in a backcountry area of the Grand Canyon on Saturday evening, April 15th.
Police are looking for a Craig man wanted for assault. 34-year-old Tanner Eugene Sholes is wanted for felony menacing, vehicular assault, possession of a weapon, reckless endangerment, child abuse, assault, driving under restraint, criminal mischief and reckless driving.
Already among the best in the nation, Buckskin Hills just got better. Thanks to grant money through the National Rifle Association, the shooting complex now has 4 new pavilions. Uintah County Commissioner Brad Horrocks credits the work and dedication of Gayle Rasmussen with the funding opportunity.
Utah State University – Uintah Basin is bringing progress to more than just the students. Four of its faculty members have been promoted from assistant professor to associate professor with tenure, a jump that doesn’t just happen overnight.
Access to Ashley National Forest will improve with a new project on the Sheep Creek Geological Loop. The road, also known as Forest Service Road 218, will be reconstructed for 1.1 miles near Navajo Cliffs Picnic Area and Carmel Campground.
The heart of a true champion often comes in an unexpected package. For a front row seat to see the bravest of the brave and strongest of the strong in the Uintah Basin, make the time to support and help out at the 2017 Special Olympics Northeast Area Summer Games.
Local leaders and concerned community members are proactively searching out ways to address tree crowding in the Ashley Creek. During the Uintah County Commission meeting, the prospect of spring flooding was discussed, specifically in terms of what should be done to clear areas where trees will disrupt the flow.
Ashley Regional Medical Center is getting top scores when it comes to safety. The Leapfrog Group, a national patient safety watchdog, announced a new round of safety grades this week for hospitals throughout the United States.