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Duchesne County Search and Rescue has had busy weekends lately. Their team responded to two separate incidents on Sunday. First, Duchesne County Search and Rescue responded to reports of a sudden rock slide along the Highline Trail.
An investigation into domestic violence ended in arrest in Duchesne County over the weekend. 35-year-old Selby Reinhardt is charged with Felony Aggravated Assault and two counts of Domestic Violence in the Presence of a Child.
A Fort Duchesne man was arrested last week and is being held on no bail. 38-year-old Jesse Doyle Clark of Fort Duchesne is charged with 2nd Degree Felony Aggravated Assault Resulting In Serious Bodily Injury.
Vernal City has announced that road construction has officially started on 500 South, from 500 East to Walgreens. Crews are removing and lowering utility caps and manholes to prepare the road for milling.
Utah health, poison control, and agriculture officials issued an urgent public health warning on Monday following four deaths across the state linked to high-potency, illegal chemical compounds found in herbal supplements.
Roosevelt City has continued to make progress on road and infrastructure projects. Road work and striping have recently been completed on several streets, including Lagoon Street and 200 South near RJHS.
A repeat DUI offender was arrested during a traffic stop last month in Duchesne City. The Officer found that the driver was operating a motor vehicle on a suspended driver's license and required an ignition interlock device, which was not present.
After 3 decades of service, Uintah County Treasurer Wendi Long has announced her retirement. Long began working for Uintah County in 1996 when she was hired as a deputy treasurer.
The Uintah School Board approved last month a study to explore the possibility of closing Uintah Middle School at the end of this school year and the first public comment opportunity is happening this week.
Ballots for the General Election will soon be in the mail and among the choices for voters to consider are two Proposed Constitutional Amendments. Constitutional Amendments A and B will be up to Utah voters on November 3rd.
Roosevelt City recently issued a reminder to residents and property owners that City streets, sidewalks, gutters, and public right-of-ways must be kept clear of debris, materials, and other obstructions.
Officers with the Utah Natural Resources Division of Law Enforcement, in partnership with Ute Tribal Law Enforcement, are seeking tips concerning a poaching incident last month.