Good morning, Orem.

The U.S. Navy suspended its search for Information Systems Technician Gabriel D.

Holt, a sailor from Washington who went missing on April 19 while the USS Nimitz was docked in Guam. The search—lasting 120 hours and covering over 11,000 square miles—ended as Navy officials expressed deep sympathy for Holt's family, friends, and shipmates.

Governor Spencer Cox declared a state of emergency in 17 counties because of worsening drought conditions following a recommendation from the state's drought response committee—42 percent of the state is under severe drought— and officials urge residents in areas like Washington, Tooele, and Carbon Counties to save water and practice fire safety as a dry winter and low snowpack increase wildfire risk.

Senator John Curtis returned to Utah Friday and spoke at events about tariffs, foreign policy and energy permitting reform—he defended his record of holding tele-town halls amid protests and said he does more outreach than others—.

Immigration attorney Phillip Kuck confirmed that ICE has begun reversing terminated SEVIS records for international students—after eight students filed a lawsuit on April 18 arguing the cancellations violated their Fifth Amendment rights—and this action now lets them legally finish their studies and OPT programs.

Imagication Storytime for Kids

11 a.m. — The Orchard — Registration required — Enjoy storytime with special characters and fun activities for kids ages 2-5.

Fiestas Patrias 2025 - Food & Cantina

9 AM - 2 PM — Orem City Center Park-Outdoor Stage — $16 for traditional dishes — Celebrate heritage with delicious food and festive fun.

Frozen Jr.

9:30 a.m. — DoGood Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Experience a magical adaptation of a beloved animated classic with local talent.