Uintah County Man Sentenced to Federal Prison; U.S. Attorney’s Office Comments
The acting United States Attorney is making an example of a Uintah County man who has been sentenced to federal prison for the fatal overdose of his girlfriend.
The acting United States Attorney is making an example of a Uintah County man who has been sentenced to federal prison for the fatal overdose of his girlfriend.
With the CDC announcement recommending the Pfizer vaccine for children 5 to 11 years old, TriCounty Health is holding drive thru vaccine clinics to accomodate families interested in getting the vaccine.
Considered one of the most successful events of its kind in the region, the Holly Fair happening this weekend in Duchesne County could easily reach 10,000 unique visits like in year’s past.
USU-Uintah Basin students take note: $27 million dollars in federal student relief grants are now being disbursed through Utah State University and if you do not automatically qualify, you can still apply.
As the saying goes, we’re all in this together! Roosevelt City is inviting volunteers to join in on some fall cleanup projects.
The survey is now available for community members to respond to schedule options being explored for Uintah High School.
A total of 3,791 ballots were cast as of November 2nd in the Uintah County General Municipal Election bringing preliminary voter turnout to 31.71 percent.
Preliminary results are in for the Roosevelt City election.
It was a record breaking year for a favorite spooky event put on each year to benefit local charities. Hotel Vernal Haunt organizers have confirmed that this was the event’s biggest year yet. 6,518 thrill seekers went through the Haunt this year with 1,026 visitors experiencing the escape rooms and over 400 enjoying the milder Un-Haunt tour.
Calling all interested in preserving local history! Do you want to help save Vernal and Uintah County's historic homes and sites? Uintah County’s Director of Library and Museum Services Sam Passey invites you to consider joining the Uintah County Historic Preservation Board.
This week’s Give’m Health radio interview provided an update on the COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 5 to 11. TriCounty Health Department had reported that they were waiting for the CDC to join the FDA in approving the vaccine’s use in children.
A strained system has led to a proposed change in the way elk hunters secure their permit for the hunt and feedback is invited. The Division of Wildlife Resources is proposing the addition of general-season elk permits to the big game drawing rather than just being a permit one buys.