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TGS Announces ‘Roosevelt 3D Seismic Onshore Survey’ In The Uinta Basin

TGS Announces ‘Roosevelt 3D Seismic Onshore Survey’ In The Uinta Basin

Oct 24, 2025 · Kristin Forbis · News

A global provider of energy data and intelligence has announced a project in the Uinta Basin. TGS is an energy data and intelligence provider based out of Norway that provides a global energy data library to its customers. On Thursday, TGS announced their ‘Roosevelt 3D seismic onshore survey’ getting underway in the Uinta Basin. Covering […]

Supreme Court Affirms That Corner Crossing To Reach Public Land Is Legal

Supreme Court Affirms That Corner Crossing To Reach Public Land Is Legal

Oct 23, 2025 · Basin Now · News

Is corner crossing legal in order to reach public lands? The Supreme Court has sent the message that yes, it is. For 5-years, Carbon County rancher Fred Eshelman has fought for his belief that it is trespassing when hunters step from one piece of public land onto another where those pieces intersect with two pieces […]

Applications Being Accepted For Upcoming Santa Efforts

Applications Being Accepted For Upcoming Santa Efforts

Oct 23, 2025 · Kristin Forbis · News

There are several Santa efforts accepting applications now for the upcoming Christmas season. Santa’s Community Effort is run by the Rotary Club of Vernal to benefit Uintah County residents. Applications can be picked up from Vernal’s Davis Food & Drug that have all the information needed and the application deadline is November 20th. This is […]

4th Annual Conservative Climate Summit A Success

4th Annual Conservative Climate Summit A Success

Oct 23, 2025 · Kristin Forbis · News

The Fourth Annual Conservative Climate Summit was a success last week in Salt Lake City, “convening policymakers alongside business leaders, researchers, and community stakeholders to discuss practical, market-driven solutions to Utah’s most pressing natural resource challenges.” Then-Representative John Curtis founded the Conservative Climate Caucus in 2021 and launched the annual summit. “The Conservative Climate Summit […]

WIC Benefits To Continue While SNAP Unavailable Starting In November

WIC Benefits To Continue While SNAP Unavailable Starting In November

Oct 23, 2025 · Kristin Forbis · News

The Department of Workforce Services announced yesterday that SNAP benefits will not be paid in November due to the government shutdown which will affect many in the Uintah Basin. The Utah Department of Health and Human Services issued an announcement on Wednesday regarding another supplemental nutrition program, WIC, which stands for Women, Infants, and Children. […]

Meet The Candidate: Jonathan Beede For Naples City Council

Meet The Candidate: Jonathan Beede For Naples City Council

Oct 23, 2025 · Kristin Forbis · News

Naples City Council Candidate Jonathan Beede has called Naples City home for over 12 years and currently works as a Senior Buyer for Blue Mountain Energy-Deserado Mine. Jonathan loves the Naples community and feels deeply invested in its bright future. His priorities are the safety of the community’s children, promoting active engagement, planning for the […]

Man Charged After Stealing Vehicle And Keying Corvette

Man Charged After Stealing Vehicle And Keying Corvette

Oct 22, 2025 · Basin Now · News

A Vernal man is being held without bail after allegedly committing a series of crimes this month. According to the Probable Cause Statement, 42-year-old Justin Fosmire stole a vehicle from RISE Services and later abandoned the stolen vehicle by leaving it in front of a private driveway. The stolen vehicle was severely damaged with an […]

Man Arrested After Allegedly Assaulting Minor

Man Arrested After Allegedly Assaulting Minor

Oct 22, 2025 · Basin Now · News

A 19-year-old man is facing serious charges after an alleged assault against an individual under the age of 18. According to the Affidavit of Probable Cause, an officer responded to a disorderly detail in Uintah County and it was reported that while Gianni Davis had been notified by the homeowner not to enter onto the […]

Upper Price River Watershed Project Act Introduced By Kennedy, Lee, And Curtis

Upper Price River Watershed Project Act Introduced By Kennedy, Lee, And Curtis

Oct 22, 2025 · Kristin Forbis · News

Representative Mike Kennedy, Senator John Curtis, and Senator Mike Lee introduced last week the Upper Price River Watershed Project Act to authorize the transfer of Bureau of Land Management land to the City of Price for the construction of a reservoir that will expand water storage and improve drought resilience across central Utah. “Utah’s future […]