Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 11th of September.
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Utah Youth Sports Giving Day starts Saturday, aiming to raise $3 million from donations to 146 nonprofits for youth sports.
Several local groups will match contributions one for one up to $1.5 million, and the campaign runs Sept. 12-26 online.
A statue of Charlie Kirk seated in a folding chair was unveiled on stage at Utah Valley University yesterday during a memorial event.
Created for Turning Point USA by a Utah artist, the piece commemorates his impact on the community.
Students, friends and TPUSA members held a memorial at the UCCU Center in Orem Thursday night to honor Charlie Kirk one year after he was shot at Utah Valley University.
The event featured speeches, awards for student leaders and the unveiling of a new statue.
Young community members gathered at UCCU arena to honor Charlie Kirk with live Christian rock music, heartfelt speeches by Sage Lloyd and friends, and a statue unveiling that celebrated his lasting message that grief can lead to purpose.
The two-hour tribute brought a shared sense of hope to the audience.
Provo City School District said bids for rebuilding Timpanogos Elementary at the demolished Dixon Middle School site will be sent in December, rejecting a renaming motion.
Residents expressed concerns over funding and enrollment while construction is set to begin in February 2027 — a plan to improve capacity and safety.
Organizers of the 2034 Winter Games in Utah say the event will build on the healing moment from the 2002 Games when a surviving 9/11 flag united a 55,000-strong crowd on the field at Rice-Eccles Stadium.
They promise the Games will serve as a platform for unity and hope.
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