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KNEU 1250If you are looking to travel it is important to determine if your destination requires a negative COVID-19 test to enter and plan ahead as options for testing have changed. After March 31st, the state of Utah will no longer provide free travel testing. People seeking COVID-19 travel testing will need to find a testing provider which offers the type of test required by their travel destination.
Utah Senator Mike Lee made time for a radio interview with Newstalk KVEL this week and emphasized that he and his staff are doing everything they can to see the Uinta Basin Railway approved.
A Vernal Man is in Uintah County Jail after dressing as The Joker and attempting to break into a Vernal home on Monday with plans to kill an individual with a knife in his possession. Thankfully no violence occurred before police took the man into custody.
Wildlife officers recently removed four raccoons from a Roosevelt home where they were being kept as pets. The Division of Wildlife Resources wants to remind the public that it is illegal to hold any protected wildlife captive in Utah.
The Uintah Basin Chapter of the American Petroleum Institute has a fantastic lineup for their April meeting coming up next week.
Are you interested in helping to keep the Main Street of Roosevelt City beautified with flowers? Roosevelt City is now accepting Requests for Proposals (RFP) for just that!
The Utah Department of Workforce Services shares that February's employment report shows Utah’s economy on solid footing and reporting some of the lowest recorded unemployment.
The Northeast Region Sterling Scholar Awards were announced Monday evening. Several Uintah High Sterling Scholars were awarded during the online awards ceremony.
A Duchesne County man is facing charges after threatening to kill an Adult Probation and Parole agent and the agent’s wife.
The Vernal City Recovery Coalition’s 7th Annual Law Enforcement Pancake Breakfast is this weekend and it is all for an important cause.
Local libraries in the Uintah Basin have a message for their patrons. Uintah County Library Director Sam Passey shared that on Monday morning, the “Duchesne and Uintah County Libraries were made aware of an equipment failure by the company that hosts [their] shared library catalog.
For anyone wanting to get out there and do something fun to kick off the spring season, the Uintah Recreation District is a great resource.