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By: Matt Ward
Editor’s Note: This was initially published in the August 19, 2026 edition. Some information may be outdated. Millard County law enforcement authorities targeted a Delta City property and its owner over the past few weeks, executing multiple search warrants and making several arrests. Sheriff’s investigators served two search warrants at 230 E 3500 S since July 30. The first […]
By: Matt Ward
Editor’s Note: This was initially published in the August 19, 2026 edition. Some information may be outdated. A new report from the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute at the University of Utah shows that data center development in small, rural counties is likely to fuel future property tax volatility for existing taxpayers even as construction and “new growth” fill […]
By: Matt Ward
What should you expect from military service academies' college football teams in 2026? We Are The Mighty gets you prepared.
Editor’s Note: This was initially published in the August 26, 2026 edition. Some information may be outdated. Utah’s Trust Lands Administration approved tw
Editor’s Note: This was initially published in the August 26, 2026 edition. Some information may be outdated. The West Desert area outside Delta City is co
We all know college football week 1 is supposed to mean easy wins for our favorite teams. Army, Navy, and Air Force did not disappoint.
By: Matt Ward
Editor’s Note: This was initially published in the September 2, 2026 edition. Some information may be outdated. A 38-year-old Oasis man is facing numerous criminal charges after a tip-off to local authorities led investigators to video recordings of the suspect allegedly sexually abusing a female dog. Zachary Tucker Young was arrested after two search warrants were executed at […]
By: Matt Ward
Editor’s Note: This was initially published in the September 2, 2026 edition. Some information may be outdated. A rush job on Fillmore City’s plan to win v
By: Matt Ward
Taking the law into your own hands for justice is a relatively common motif in cinema, as filmmakers find fertile ground for intriguing narratives and char
By: Matt Ward
Academy football 2026 week two was a tough one for all three teams and their fans as each took a loss in conference openers.
