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KNEU 1250Wednesday’s Water Summit at the Uintah Conference Center included a presentation on the conclusions of the Ashley Valley Flood Control engineering study. Aaron Averett of Sunrise Engineering reviewed the history of the flood control studies and the options for moving forward.
The Intergenerational Welfare Reform Commission released a plan Thursday for addressing Utah’s intergenerational poverty. The plan makes recommendations for both rural and urban communities to address areas of well being in early childhood development, education, family economic stability and health.
A member of the Ute Tribe has been charged in U.S. District Court for a murder that took place in Randlett on August 13th.
Today is the final day that business donations can be made for the Roger Brooks Community Assessment through the Utah Office of Tourism.
Both Duchesne and Uintah County have active Chambers of Commerce thanks to the support of local businesses and municipalities. The main source of funds comes from donation agreements with the counties and cities, typically renewed in January each year.
The crane truck left on its side following an accident on Highway 64 will remain in place until further notice. Speeds have been reduced to 35 mph around mile marker 30, reports the Rio Blanco County Sheriff’s Office.
January is National Radon Action Month and the state of Utah is urging citizens to have their homes tested for radon. “It is so important to have homes tested,” shares Radon Coordinator Eleanor Divver.
Crews continue to work on the cleanup of an accident near Rangely that resulted in a diesel fuel spill.
Vernal City Council made what appeared to be a no brainer decision during Wednesday’s City Council meeting with the approval of a cooperative agreement concerning wildfire protection
Audiences are taking to social media and sharing their enthusiasm for Vernal Theatre: Live’s latest production that runs through the weekend.
The schedule for repairs to Steinaker Dam were outlined on Wednesday at the Water Conference held in Vernal. Bureau of Reclamation representative Spencer Strand presented the overview, stating that the objective is to restore full function and balance the responsibility to deliver water but in a safe way.
A program that is near and dear to many in Utah is inviting Basin veterans to come forward and participate in upcoming visits to Washington, D.C.