Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 30th of September.
Good morning, Provo.
Patients and families of Shriners Children’s in Salt Lake City attended a private puzzle-making event on Monday, Sept.
28 at Boardwalk Puzzles in Lindon (a puzzle factory) where they enjoyed snacks and a safe, fun activity that brought everyone together.
On Tuesday, Park City residents and first responders honored Ryan Cutter, a pilot who died battling the Dome Fire, by escorting his final journey home with a procession — a touching tribute that underscored his sacrifice.
Utah Attorney General Derek Brown said on Sunday that Utah will receive nearly $2 million from a nationwide settlement with Credit Acceptance Corporation that misled low-credit buyers.
The settlement takes effect Nov. 2 & provides cash restitution & debt relief for 124 affected consumers.
Developers propose to convert a rundown building near BYU into a complex with 157 units for about 500 students.
The plan, discussed at the Provo City Planning Commission meeting, moves to city council, but concerns over 240 parking spots remain — neighbors and officials ask for a better parking plan.
Tony Finau, a top Salt Lake City golfer, will play in the Bank of Utah Championship at Black Desert Resort (Ivins) starting Thursday.
The 120-player event features 10 Utah high school graduates and other major names that highlight growing local golf talent.
BYU remains unbeaten at 3-0 and will face TCU on Saturday at 5 p.m. on ESPN — other Big 12 teams including Utah and Texas Tech prepare for games this weekend.
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