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Provo
Wednesday, March 11th, 2026
Good morning, Provo. Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 11th of March.
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ Utah recorded its warmest winter in over a century, averaging 36.4°F from Dec. 1 to Feb. 28 and breaking the previous record by 2.2°F, which led to low snowpack and more rain than snow. Experts warn the reduced runoff may affect water supplies + increase wildfire risks this spring. Deseret News
- ➤ Since the start of 2026, Utah has recorded 31 wildfires, with 28 caused by humans, according to Kayli Guild of the state forestry division. Firefighters advise residents to clear dry vegetation around homes to reduce fire risk. FOX 13
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ The Utah Department of Transportation led a federal pilot program yesterday at the Salt Lake City International Airport to test advanced electric aircraft for package and passenger flights. The initiative will expand statewide later this year with private partners to reduce traffic and emissions. Deseret News
REAL ESTATE NEWS
- ➤ Utah City in Vineyard will create a 700 acre walkable community with spas, gyms, and restaurants that lower living costs and meet Gen Z demand for a modern experience, as the project under development promises more than traditional rentals. KUTV
- ➤ A report by the National Association of Realtors finds that 25-44 year olds in the Salt Lake area have a 55% homeownership rate — rising to 65% in Utah County and about 60% in Ogden, Logan, and St. George. The data shows varied rates of millennial ownership across the region. KUTV
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ BYU guard AJ Dybantsa, who averages 24.5 points per game, was named AP Big 12 Player of the Year and Top Freshman on Tuesday. He will play in the Big 12 tournament in Kansas City this week. KUTV
- ➤ At Tuesday's Big 12 men's basketball tournament briefing at T-Mobile Center, commissioner Brett Yormark expressed disappointment over derogatory chants aimed at BYU fans and said he would work with school leaders + BYU president Shane Reese in spring meetings to change the behavior. Deseret News
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Basic Computer Skills Class
6-7 p.m. — United Way Community Center - South Franklin — Free entry — Gain essential computer skills over 10 weeks to enhance your digital confidence.
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Homework Help for Kids
6-7 p.m. — United Way Community Center - South Franklin — Free — Kids in grades 1-12 get guided homework assistance to stay on track in school.
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Club STEM
5-6 p.m. — United Way Community Center - South Franklin — Registration required — Explore science and technology through hands-on experiments and museum trips for kids aged 7-14.
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Basic Computer Skills Class
6-7 p.m. — United Way Community Center - South Franklin — Free entry — Enhance your digital literacy with skills in typing, email, and internet use.
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Homework Help Program
6-7 p.m. — United Way Community Center - South Franklin — Free entry — Get academic support and keep your child on track with their homework from grades 1-12.
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Ducks Unlimited: Gander Handlers Banquet
Evening — Provo Marriott Hotel & Conference Center — Ticketed event — Support wetlands conservation while enjoying a night of community spirit.
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Family Art Class
5-6 p.m. — United Way Community Center - South Franklin — Free entry — Explore creativity with painting, clay, and collaborative art projects for all ages.
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Tuesday Homework Help
6-7 p.m. — United Way Community Center - South Franklin — Free — Receive guidance on assignments and stay on track with learning in a supportive environment.
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Literacy Support Group
6-7 p.m. — United Way Community Center - South Franklin — Cost info not provided — Engage kids ages 7-12 in hands-on activities to boost their reading and writing skills.
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Homework Help Session
6-7 p.m. — United Way Community Center - South Franklin — Free — Assistance for students in grades 1-12 to stay on track with their studies.
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