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The 6-3 Eagles, unbeaten in Region 10 play and favored by 28 points, host the 7-2 Spartans on Wednesday in their final regular-season game before Saturday's UHSAA playoff bracket reveal.

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    Utah board votes 8-7 to seek end of dual misconduct reviews

    The Utah State Board of Education voted 8-7 to ask lawmakers to end the requirement that teacher misconduct complaints be investigated by both local districts and the state's UPPAC panel, a change that would affect how Granite School District handles allegations.

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    New Utah license plate sends $30 a year toward school lunch debt

    A new "Feed Utah Kids" license plate channels $30 per year to the Utah Lunch Debt Relief Foundation, which has cleared debt at more than 80 schools statewide. Granite School District, where lunch debt exceeded $940,000 as of May, stands to benefit.

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    Granite board president McDermott seeks state education seat

    Granite School District board president Nicole McDermott faces Democrat Araueni Olivares for the open Utah State Board of Education District 8 seat, with mail ballots going out Oct. 13.

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    Millcreek voters weigh $128M Salt Lake County parks bond

    Millcreek residents will vote Nov. 3 on a Salt Lake County recreation bond of up to $128 million for 30 park, trail and open space projects. The county says the bond replaces expiring 2016 debt and would not raise property taxes for debt service, though ongoing maintenance costs could require future budget adjustments.

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    Millcreek Canyon's roadless protection faces Oct. 6 deadline

    The Trump administration's proposed repeal of the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule threatens 28,500 acres in Millcreek Canyon and the Central Wasatch, with public comments closing Tuesday, Oct. 6.

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    Granite board reviews closed-school data, surplus property Tuesday

    Granite School District's board meets Tuesday, Oct. 6, with agenda items including a closed-school data update, two policy first readings, a surplus-property vote and a staffing report, while the District 1 vacancy remains publicly unresolved.

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Granite district joins Utah literacy fund amid low reading scores

The Salt Lake Chamber's new Literacy Match program connects business donors with K-3 classroom reading needs, and the Granite Education Foundation is a founding partner as statewide data shows about half of Utah's third graders fall short of literacy benchmarks.

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Skyline Homecoming lands Oct. 3 as football schedule shifts dance

Skyline High School's 2026 Homecoming dance is set for Saturday, Oct. 3, later than usual because the football schedule placed the Homecoming game on Oct. 2 against East, pushing Monster Mash to Halloween night and drawing mixed reactions from students.

State ruling lets Granite District skip debate on book bans

The Utah State Board of Education ruled that school boards can place book removal votes on consent agendas with no public discussion, a first-of-its-kind decision under HB29 that applies to Granite School District and Millcreek-area schools where book bans have been growing.

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Utah voucher program hits $94.7M as Granite enrollment drops

Utah's Fits All voucher program spent $94.7 million in the 2025-26 school year as private school enrollment surpassed homeschooling for the first time, while Granite School District reported a 4.5% enrollment decline and a constitutional challenge remains pending before the Utah Supreme Court.

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    First snow hits Cottonwood Canyon resorts near Millcreek

    Alta, Solitude and Brighton received the first snowfall of the 2026-27 season on Monday, Oct. 12, with Alta and Solitude targeting Nov. 20 openings and more snow forecast through midweek.

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    Big Cottonwood Canyon traffic nearly doubles as fall colors peak

    UDOT sensor data shows Big Cottonwood Canyon averaged 15,300 vehicles on Saturdays in recent fall weeks, nearly double May levels, as leaf-peeping season peaks in the Wasatch canyons closest to Millcreek.

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    Red Cross warns of disaster scams as storm nears Utah

    The American Red Cross of Utah warns residents to watch for scammers impersonating relief agencies as Tropical Storm Rachel's remnants approach the Wasatch Front, and explains how to spot fake donation appeals and report fraud.

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    Big Cottonwood Canyon reopens after overnight flood closure

    SR-190 in Big Cottonwood Canyon reopened Monday morning after an overnight closure caused by flooding and debris from Tropical Storm Rachel's remnants, but UDOT warns more rain could bring additional delays through midweek.

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    Tropical Storm Rachel remnants bring flood risk to Millcreek

    The remnants of Tropical Storm Rachel are forecast to bring 1.5 to 2 inches of rain to the Salt Lake City area between Saturday and Wednesday, with the heaviest downpours expected Sunday, and National Weather Service meteorologists warn that urban areas along the Wasatch Front, including Millcreek, could flood.

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    Millcreek apartment CO alarm evacuates 165-unit building

    Unified Fire Authority crews evacuated all residents of the six-story Glenwood Apartments at 3993 S Main St. in Millcreek on Monday, Oct. 5, after hazmat teams found dangerous carbon monoxide levels throughout the building; no injuries were reported and residents returned that evening, though the cause remains under investigation.

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Millcreek senior centers host candidate forums before election

Two Millcreek-area senior centers will host Candidate Day events on Oct. 23 and Oct. 29, giving residents 60 and older a chance to hear from and question candidates running for county, state and federal offices ahead of the Nov. 3 general election.

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Skyline hosts Murray in Region 10 finale Wednesday

The 6-3 Eagles, unbeaten in Region 10 play and favored by 28 points, host the 7-2 Spartans on Wednesday in their final regular-season game before Saturday's UHSAA playoff bracket reveal.

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Olympus ends Skyline girls soccer season with 4-0 playoff rout

Skyline's girls soccer season ended with a 4-0 loss to No. 3 Olympus in the 5A first round on Tuesday, extending the Titans' winning streak in the rivalry to seven games and closing first-year coach Jordyn Roth's debut campaign.

Weldon Genies

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Weldon Genies is a Washington D.C. native, who recently graduated from Northwestern University in June 2026 with a bachelor degree in Journalism. He has had stints with Big Ten Network, the Chicago Union, and Northwestern student-led outlets in WNUR Sports and Inside NU. He prides himself on always delivering the truth to local communities no matter what.

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