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KNEU 1250When asked what is keeping the Uintah County Sheriff’s Office busy this week, Sgt. Brian Fletcher has a quick response: the weather. While there hasn’t been a huge jump in crashes, the weather has resulted in an abundance of slide offs and plenty of vehicles stuck in the snow, all of which law enforcement try to respond to and assist on.
The Uintah County Commission met for their first Commission meeting for 2017 on Monday.
Tis’ the season for scammers posing as the IRS. Law enforcement is warning the public of a new scam under the IRS umbrella that is using text messages to demand that the recipient pay owed money.
Roosevelt City Council listened to public input during last week’s Council meeting as the City prepares to apply for Community Development Block Grant funds.
The local events for Law Enforcement Appreciation Day were a success on Monday. Officers were fed breakfast, balloons were launched, a banquet brought together hundreds of officers and family, and blue ribbons waved outside to remind everyone of the sacrifice made by our amazing officers that keep us safe.
Despite nasty winter weather, the two day Tournament of Champions filled hotel rooms in the Vernal area with teams, families and fans over the weekend.
There was some extra traffic on Highway 40 through eastern Utah on Monday following an accident on I-70 that closed the interstate in both directions.
Ice and snow means take it slow! The motto of a Utah safe driving campaign is fitting for the Basin as snow continues to pile up.
A program through the Utah Food Bank will provide free after school meals to kids in Uintah County. Free, nutritious meals will be provided at the Uintah County Library starting today.
A huge search effort was launched on Friday after a call came in to authorities that a plane had crashed about 30 miles east of Meeker.
Citizens throughout the Basin bundled up and endured the frigid cold on Friday in order to hang blue ribbons down the main streets from Duchesne to Naples in advance of National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day.
The Americorp Program is well established and finding success in Duchesne County. The program utilizes volunteers who serve as reading mentors to students in the public education system.