Tintic School News Today

Utah took a big step a decade ago to keep school children safe from carbon monoxide. How well is the state living up to that promise.

As students return to school this fall, one school in Juab Countys West Desert is celebrating its largest enrollment in years: 27 students.

Snow totals topped 2 feet in some Utah cities and peaked even higher in Utahs mountains after a massive snowstorm dropped a heavy blanket of the white stuff across much of the state over the past 24 hours.

A winter storm has already delivered up to 1\u00bd feet of snow in Tooele by Wednesday morning, and over 1 foot of snow in several places across the Salt Lake Valley.

A winter storm has delivered lost of snow and plenty of delays and closures. Northbound I-15 is closed near Nephi because of a semitruck rollover blocking three lanes.

Leaders from various industries and Utah government offices on Tuesday came together to celebrate the 14th annual Advanced and Alternative Fuels Awareness Month, where they acknowledged the progress being made when it comes to alternative fuels in the Beehive State. \n

A dozen new electric buses are coming to Utah thanks to grants from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

If the streets of Vernal and the Eureka area soon begin to seem quieter than usual \u2014 and if the air seems cleaner \u2014 its probably because of a new fleet of electric school buses that will be transporting students to and from school in the near future.

Eureka in Juab County’s Tintic School District and Vernal in the Uintah County School District will receive a combined 12 buses in the first round of funding.

Chad Warnick, of Delta, was recently named 2023 Utah Teacher of the Year, three decades after his father Waldo Warnick Jr., was honored as the state’s top educator.