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New employment data has been released by the Department of Workforce Services. The state’s nonfarm payroll employment for December 2022 increased an estimated 2.4% across the past 12 months, with the state’s economy adding a cumulative 40,100 jobs since December 2021. Utah’s current job count stands at 1,689,800. The county employment for Daggett County reached […]
Six people were arrested in Rifle, Colorado on Thursday, January 19th, after the Rifle Police Department obtained a search warrant for a property where it was suspected a stolen vehicle was located. Garfield County’s Special Problem Enforcement and Response (SPEAR) team issued a press release about what transpired. The stolen vehicle was located on the […]
Social media can be a useful tool or at least local law enforcement have found it useful. Roosevelt City Police Department is the latest agency to utilize the tool of social media in seeking to identify a suspect. They shared two images on Thursday morning of a woman in regards to a retail theft case. […]
Naples City has gone through the application and interview process and selected a new council member. A vacancy was created when Dennis Long tragically passed away last month. He had served for 17 years as a Naples City Councilman. Naples City shared that “Dennis cheerfully served the community with a listening ear and a smiling […]
The show must go on! It is true that a major overhaul is happening this year on the Western Park Amphitheater but that isn’t stopping Outlaw Trail Theater from putting on their annual production. In fact, Outlaw Trail Theater announced on Thursday that their 2023 Season will have three shows. The first is a series […]
Congressman John Curtis was in Vernal on Thursday for an Energy Independence Town Hall meeting. If you missed it there is one more opportunity. Today Curtis will be in Duchesne at the Duchesne County Events Center. This second Energy Independence Town Hall meeting will be held from 5 to 6pm. The meeting will focus on […]
The Division of Wildlife Resources asks anglers to consider their well being and that of the fish if ice fishing catch-and-release style. “If an angler is fishing on a particularly cold day, pulling a fish up through a hole and exposing them to freezing conditions can be stressful to a fish,” shares DWR Sportfish Coordinator […]
A Uintah County man has been charged with Attempted Aggravated Murder after allegedly attempting to murder his stepson and threatening to kill his wife. Court documents state that: On or about January 18th, 2023, in Uintah County, deputies responded to an assault call. The defendant called dispatch and stated that he had attempted to kill […]
The Ashley Watershed Draft Plan-EA is now available for public review and the public comment period opened on Wednesday. This is for the Ashley Valley Watershed Flood and Irrigation Project in Uintah County. The lead federal agency on the project is the U.S. Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service. The project aims to provide […]
The Ute Tribe issued a press release on Wednesday in response to the EPA air quality plan for the Uintah and Ouray Indian Reservation that was finalized on December 8th. The press release shares that the Ute Indian Tribe worked with the EPA and the Tribe’s partners in the oil and gas industry for almost […]
Moving an entire library collection to a new location is no small feat but the quest is going well. The progress of moving into the new Roosevelt Library has stayed on track and the plan remains to reopen its doors to the public by the end of the month. “We are looking at a formal […]
More and more girls are getting involved in STEM activities and the Uintah High TSA/Robotics Team is an example of such. Six students with three robots competed over the weekend at the St. George VEX Competition. Elspeth Montague, Lois Lyman, Nataly Rosas, Sharon Rodriguez, Ann John and Alfred Sheffer competed for the Utes. The teams […]