A driver was taken into custody and another was injured following a wrong-way crash on Interstate 80 in Parleys Canyon.Bradley John
A driver was taken into custody, and another was injured following a wrong-way crash on Interstate 80 in Parleys Canyon. The crash happened on Sunday, shortly after 11 p.m., according to Utah Highway Patrol.
A deputy was responding to a wrong-way vehicle that "quickly escalated to a person-injured crash" in the canyon. Upon arrival, the deputy reported finding a Ford F-150 facing the wrong direction with major front-end damage and a white van on its side with damage to its driver's side door.Man with nearly a dozen DUI arrests crashes into Utah County sheriff vehicle The driver of the van told investigators he saw a vehicle coming toward him and attempted to swerve, but was struck. He was later taken to the hospital for medical care, though the extent of his injuries was not disclosed. Deputies spoke to the driver of the Ford, identified as 29-year-old Bradley John Michels, and noted the smell of alcohol coming from him. A field sobriety test was conducted, during which Utah Highway Patrol reported noticing several signs of impairment. Michels reportedly said he was driving westbound from Park City when he saw a vehicle ahead and hit it. He was then taken into custody and transported ot the UHP office, where he eventually consented to a blood draw and breath test.A mother and daughter were found dead in an apparent murder-suicide inside a Las Vegas hotel room Sunday, police said.Officials with theLas Vegas MetropolitanUtah Republican Party Chairman Robert Axson said the party has collected “way more” than 200,000 signatures to pursue a repeal of Proposition 4.The Utah GOP neeA small plane landed on the southbound lanes of Legacy Parkway near the 500 South interchange in Davis County.Four people were on board, according to a Utah HigDetectives are investigating a woman's death after a group of hikers found a body in Davis County.Officials with the Davis County Sheriff's Office said the hikeThree people were arrested at a credit union in St. George after allegedly traveling from out of state to deposit a fraudulent financial document, according to
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