Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 2nd of September.
Good morning, Logan.
Emergency crews responded to an active gas leak in Hyrum after lightning struck a tree near 150 N.
675 West Monday night, damaging underground gas lines & power infrastructure; city workers rerouted power and urged the public to avoid the area until repairs were complete.
Artwork by former Intermountain Indian School students returns to its original site as Utah State University Brigham City opens the 'Coming Home to Remember the Past' exhibit on Sept.
11—showcasing six restored works. Event includes lecture at 5:30 p.m., ribbon cutting at 6:30, and campfire storytelling at 8 p.m.
The Utah Water Savers Toilet Replacement Program, launched in 2019, has helped households replace outdated toilets and save millions of gallons of water and will end new applications on Nov.
1 as funding shifts to outdoor conservation; homeowners with pre-1994 homes can apply by Oct. 31 to qualify.
Twenty-one cases of salmonella were confirmed in Cache & Box Elder Counties on Sept.
1, according to a Bear River Health Department press release; the department is investigating the source and advising residents to practice food safety, including thorough handwashing, to prevent further illness.
Utah State athletics is renaming its football stadium after megadonor Jim Laub as reported on Full Court Press radio on 106.9 FM & 1390 AM, and the program also featured a recap of high school football games from the weekend.
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