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Fort Duchesne Man Arrested After Hammer Attack

Fort Duchesne Man Arrested After Hammer Attack

Jan 13, 2025 · Basin Now · News

A Fort Duchesne man was arrested after allegedly attacking another person with a hammer. According to the Affidavit of Probable Cause, Jacob Minchey had been served a pretrial protective order on Wednesday. On Friday, the adult protected under the order and another person were ambushed as they exited a vehicle. Minchey allegedly was hitting the […]

Man Spotted In Stolen Vehicle Arrested On Active Warrant And DUI

Man Spotted In Stolen Vehicle Arrested On Active Warrant And DUI

Jan 13, 2025 · Basin Now · News

A man sitting in a stolen vehicle at 7-Eleven was arrested for DUI on Saturday in Vernal. According to the Affidavit of Probable Cause, a vehicle matching the description of a stolen vehicle was seen in the parking lot of 7-Eleven on North Vernal Avenue when an officer noted that there was a person in […]

Uintah Sweeps Boys And Girls Events At Tournament Of Champions

Uintah Sweeps Boys And Girls Events At Tournament Of Champions

Jan 13, 2025 · Kristin Forbis · News

Uintah Wrestling hosted the 53rd Annual Tournament of Champions this weekend in Vernal. Uintah Boys Wrestling hosted more than 30 teams from Utah, Wyoming and Colorado at the Western Park and came away the Champions after earning 307 team points to Juab’s 221.5 points for second place. Rykan Hacking, Brody Rhoades and Caden Young each […]

Utah Petroleum Association: EPA Escalation Of Ozone Nonattainment Status “Unlikely To Reduce Ozone”

Utah Petroleum Association: EPA Escalation Of Ozone Nonattainment Status “Unlikely To Reduce Ozone”

Jan 13, 2025 · Kristin Forbis · News

While the Environmental Protection Agency’s decision to escalate the ozone nonattainment status for the Uintah Basin and Wasatch Front will come with serious costs, it is unlikely to reduce ozone, according to an assessment from the Utah Petroleum Association. The latest Utah Petroleum newsletter outlines the efforts being made to reduce ozone and the resulting […]

Stricter Rules Implemented For Volunteers/Visitors To Uintah Schools

Stricter Rules Implemented For Volunteers/Visitors To Uintah Schools

Jan 13, 2025 · Kristin Forbis · News

Stricter rules have been implemented for volunteers and visitors to Uintah School District schools and the changes are official as of today. According to the District announcement, all volunteers and visitors to USD schools must bring photo ID with them. “The photo ID will be scanned at a kiosk that has been installed in each […]

Uintah County Man Transporting Mega Drug Haul Arrested In Utah County

Uintah County Man Transporting Mega Drug Haul Arrested In Utah County

Jan 13, 2025 · Kristin Forbis · News

Over half a million dollars worth of Methamphetamine is off the streets thanks to the Utah County Sheriff’s Office pulling over a Uintah County man. According to the agency’s press release, on January 8th at about 4:00pm, Utah County Sheriff’s Office deputies were Northbound on I-15 around Mile Marker 242 when they observed a Northbound […]

Savage Wellington Transload Terminal Project In The Works

Savage Wellington Transload Terminal Project In The Works

Jan 10, 2025 · Kristin Forbis · News

The Savage Wellington Transload Terminal has gained attention for its potential to support Utah’s energy market but how far along into the project are they? Phillip Hoskins, Vice President of Business Development at Savage, shares that they have completed the purchase of the 277 acres of land which is zoned for heavy industrial use. The […]

What Is Caller ID Spoofing? Uintah Basin Healthcare Educates Public

What Is Caller ID Spoofing? Uintah Basin Healthcare Educates Public

Jan 10, 2025 · Kristin Forbis · News

Uintah Basin Healthcare is sounding the alarm on an issue that is widespread: Spoofing. “We have been made aware of some potential spoofing and phishing attempts to our patients, asking you to update your medical record over the phone,” shares the announcement. “We will never ask for sensitive information over the phone. If you are […]

Cox Signs Executive Order To Streamline Permitting Process

Cox Signs Executive Order To Streamline Permitting Process

Jan 10, 2025 · Kristin Forbis · News

Governor Spencer Cox signed Executive Order 2025-01 this week titled ‘Expanding and Improving Permitting Efficiency at Department of Environmental Quality and the Division of Oil, Gas, and Mining’. The order calls on the DEQ and DOGM to find ways to enhance streamlined permitting while maintaining environmental and health standards. Under the executive order, DEQ and […]

Roosevelt Police Request Public’s Help To Identify Individuals

Roosevelt Police Request Public’s Help To Identify Individuals

Jan 10, 2025 · Kristin Forbis · News

Roosevelt City Police Department is once again looking for the public’s help. The agency shared the information on their Facebook page, stating that the Roosevelt Police Department is seeking the help of the public to identify individuals in 5 shared images. Please view the images and if you have any information about their identity, please […]