Hideout

A victims’ rights committee found no rights violations in how the Wasatch County sheriff’s and attorney’s offices have treated the family of a slain Hideout resident.

While a criminal case against the man involved in a 2024 deadly shooting proceeds in Wasatch County, a related civil case against Greg DeBoer is slowly moving forward in Summit County.

Wasatch County voter turnout was about 49%, according to new election numbers released Thursday.

A Summit County man is pleading not guilty to a felony obstruction of justice charge in a fatal road rage shooting at the Jordanelle Reservoir.

The family of Patrick Hayes, who was killed in a road rage shooting in September 2024, is asking for an independent review of how the case was handled.

Early voting begins Oct. 28 for Wasatch County locals who want to cast their ballots in person.

Hideout is moving one step closer to constructing a permanent fire station on the east side of the Jordanelle Reservoir.

The case of Greg Kyle DeBoer, who was charged with felony obstruction of justice after allegedly burying the gun he said he used in a fatal road rage shooting, will go to trial. A judge also decided to allow victim representatives in the case.

Four candidates are competing for two seats on the Hideout Town Council and addressed commercial development during a recent forum.

Attorneys argued Oct. 1 in 4th District Court about whether the case of Greg Kyle DeBoer should go to trial, the latest in the road rage shooting case.