Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 28th of August.
Good morning, Orem.
A semitrailer carrying garbage overturned on the northbound I-15 on-ramp from 800 North in Orem on Wednesday, blocking two lanes while officials planned to roll the truck back—though the driver was unharmed.
An Idaho man pleaded guilty to attempted murder and five counts of felony discharge of a firearm for shooting at a security guard outside Provo Missionary Training Center on Aug.
3, 2020 — the guard was injured by shattered glass though the shots missed him. He will be sentenced on Oct. 7.
State officials say road deaths from Memorial Day to Labor Day are down 18% this summer with 77 fatalities compared to 94 last year—crashes have hit a 10-year low even as fatal motorcycle crashes have increased by 36%, prompting calls for extra caution.
Officials urge both riders and drivers to share the road safely.
Governor Spencer Cox said he is prepared to call a special session if the legislature does not resolve redistricting issues.
Senate Majority Leader Kirk Cullimore and the League of Women Voters expressed hope for compromise—lawmakers are reviewing new map proposals under Proposition 4.
Lark & Spur Concert
7-9 p.m. — La Caille Venue — Free entry — Experience enchanting melodies as street singers from Paris bring their jazz, folk, and classical fusion to life.
The Wailin' Jennys Concert
7:30-10:30 p.m. — The Noorda Center for the Performing Arts — Ticket prices vary — Experience the ethereal harmonies of The Wailin' Jennys as they showcase their new music amidst a backdrop of bluegrass tunes.
Pickleball in Orem, Utah
1-5 a.m. — Hillcrest Park — Free entry — Play pickleball and connect with local enthusiasts in Orem's active community.
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