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UHSAA releases preliminary region alignment for 2021-23 ♦ Stansbury and Tooele high schools will continue to compete in Class 4A in all their sports and activities after all, according to the Utah High School Activities Association’s latest realignment proposal. The UHSAA, which originally had the Stallions and Buffaloes making the jump to Class 5A in its initial realignment proposal last month, placed Stansbury and Tooele in Class 4A’s Region 10 for the 2021-22 and 2022-23 school years ...

Utah tops ‘tragic’ 1,000 deaths, but officials see hope with promise of COVID-19 vaccine Wendy Leonard © Yukai Peng, Deseret News Family members, friends and nephews stand next to the coffin to pay their last respect to Ray Tuineau during a burial service at Valley View Memorial Park in West Valley City on Saturday, Aug. 22, 2020. Tuineau is one of the more than 1000 Utahns who died because of COVID-19. SALT LAKE CITY — Utah marked a somber milestone as the state report...

Second-half run allows SHS to pull away ♦ For two and a half quarters, the Stansbury girls basketball team had its hands full in its home opener Tuesday night against Park City. However, the Stallions found their stride at just the right time. A 19-3 run in the third and fourth quarters turned a close game into a blowout, as Stansbury rolled to a 49-26 win over the Miners at Stansbury High School. Park City (1-2) trailed by just five points after a basket by Sam Riely early in the third quar...

Courtesy Photo / Moffat County Tourism Association Following a lot of work within the county to upgrade access to the Yampa River and really push the river as part of the tourism industry locally, the Moffat County Tourism Association – in partnership with the Colorado Rural Academy – now has a new tool for river users. MCTA rolled out a new river access map, showing access points for the Yampa River throughout Moffat County. The map follows represents the Yampa River from Steamboat Sprin...

Utah marked a somber milestone on Thursday marking the deaths of more than 1,000 people because of COVID-19. Twenty-one additional deaths were reported and another 3,401 new coronavirus cases.

The Utah Department of Health on Wednesday announced an increase of 2,574 cases of COVID-19 and 23 more deaths.