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KNEU 1250TriCounty Health is making it easy for locals to test their homes for a silent killer common in Utah. It is estimated that one in three homes in Utah have elevated levels of radon and sadly this radon is the leading cause of lung cancer among nonsmokers and the second-leading cause of lung cancer in the U.S. In Utah, 25% percent of all lung cancer is caused by exposure to radon.
A local educator is receiving some much deserved recognition. The Utah Educational Library Media Association has named Union High’s Bill Goodrich as the Teacher-Librarian of the Year.
Vernal Theatre: Live is preparing for their 6th and final show of their 5th season and with restrictions lifting, additional events have been announced. ‘The Sound of Music’ will run April 16th through the 24th as the theatre’s 30th production. Vernal Theatre: Live also announced that this year’s Youth Summer Production will be Seussical Jr!
They’ve done it again! Uintah High School shared on Tuesday that the Uintah High FFA chapter harvested several big wins at state last week, including the election of one of its members as a state FFA officer. Bradley Wilson was elected to serve as the 2021-22 Utah FFA Association State Treasurer.
TriCounty Health Department is warning the public of a local scam. TriCounty Health announced Monday, “If you get a phone call from anyone saying they are [with the] "health department" asking for a $500 fee for complaints or your business will be shut down DO NOT PAY! THIS IS NOT TRICOUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
A Duchesne County man’s crimes are drawing attention to a form of theft that the general public is vulnerable to. According to court documents, on March 1st, 61-year-old Marvin Lee Jones was observed on security camera at a vehicle repair shop located in Murray, Utah, cutting and removing the catalytic converters from nine vehicles.
While there are still plenty of roadblocks for the oil and gas industry due to the Biden Executive Orders, an announcement this week actually comes as positive news. According to Bloomberg First Word, an order making top Interior Department officials in charge of decisions about drilling permits is about to expire and is not expected to be renewed.
The Uintah School District announced Monday that they have received authorization from the state to end the 2020-2021 school year one day earlier than scheduled. The final day of school for all students will be Thursday, May 27th and it will follow the district's Minimum School Day Schedule.
A correction has been made to our Monday news report that stated that whirling disease had been found at the Jones Hole National Fish Hatchery. NO whirling disease has been found in fish at the Jones Hole National Fish Hatchery.
A bill addressing the treatment and theft of livestock has been signed into law. HB 166, Livestock Amendments, was among 57 total bills signed into law by Governor Spencer Cox last week. It states that a person who shoots or steals a farmers’ livestock could lose their hunting privileges among other penalties.
Vernal City utility rates are increasing and Vernal City Manager Quinn Bennion is offering further details on what led to the need for change. “The rate will increase $1 a month for sewer and $2 a month for water for residential and small commercial users,” shares Bennion.
Utah State University Statewide Campuses has announced the 2021 commencement plans. USU announced that local ceremonies are scheduled across the state for April 23rd through May 6th. 610 associates, 614 bachelor’s, 318 master’s, four doctoral degrees and 185 undergraduate and graduate certificates will be awarded statewide.