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All Uintah School District schools will be delayed by two hours Tuesday morning as the final parts of a Utah snowstorm linger in the state.

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.

Administrators in the Uintah School District said their response to a middle school student bringing a gun to school grounds went right, and because of that, everyone went home safely.

A student at Vernal Middle School was arrested Thursday after police say he brought a gun to school and had a plan and a target, though police arent saying more about that.

A student at Vernal Middle School was arrested Thursday after police say he brought a gun to school and had a plan and a target, though police arent saying more about that.

Officials say there is no active threat after a middle school student brought an Airsoft gun that was modified to look like a real handgun to school Tuesday morning.

Just two days before kids were scheduled to return for the new year, a playground at an elementary school in Uintah County was damaged by a fire.

On the fourth leg of his statewide tour, Randall and U. research and student engagement leaders travelled to the Uintah Basin, Wasatch and Summit Counties.