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KNEU 1250Local news from across the Uintah Basin.
UDOT has information for the public on the Indian Canyon construction on Highway 191. This week, crews are working in the S-curves between mileposts 264 and 265. Please follow traffic control measures in the area.
The Bureau of Land Management Vernal Field Office has issued a Decision Record for the NBU10H Natural Gas Wells in Uintah County, authorizing the applicant, Koda GNB LLC, to drill up to two gas wells.
The Uintah County Commission recently announced that they are considering Eminent Domain proceedings on private property in Ashley Gorge. One of the private property owners, the Johnson Family, has shared a statement.
A pedestrian lost his life on Friday night after being struck by two vehicles while crossing Highway 40 in Craig following the high school football game. The adult male was pronounced deceased on the scene.
Mark September 19th on the calendar as a day to support the Tabiona Veterans Memorial as the effort to raise funds continues. The Memorial effort aims to recognize nearly 400 local Veterans.
An exciting event for local middle schoolers is coming up in Roosevelt. Area 5th through 8th graders visit the Roosevelt USU campus to have their curiosity sparked at the annual Uintah Basin STEAM Expo.
The grand opening of the McCoy Flats Campground was held on September 3rd as part of a celebration of the BLM’s 80th anniversary and the nation’s 250th birthday. The 23 campsites, are Scan and Pay, first-come, first-served.
A semi hauling water in Daggett County had a serious accident on Wednesday. While traveling northbound on SR-44, the semi rolled and slid through the guardrail and down a steep embankment.
Another beautiful Veterans memorial featuring the soldier silhouette is under construction at the Roosevelt Memorial Park Cemetery. It will be a companion memorial to the one on the hill.
The BLM Vernal Field Office is considering a proposal to allow oil and gas leasing on about 5,200 acres of the federal mineral estate underlying the Ouray National Wildlife Refuge near Vernal.
Effective today, fire restriction orders have been rescinded for Northeastern Utah, including unincorporated private and all state lands within Uintah, Daggett, and Duchesne Counties.