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UDOT says Wall Ave. needs crossing system near St. Anne's

OGDEN — The Utah Department of Transportation has determined that a pedestrian crossing system is needed on Wall Avenue where an Ogden man was stuck and killed by a car several weeks ago.

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Official offers more detail on what prompted police shooting in Willard

WILLARD — Authorities initially declined to explain what specifically caused a Willard police officer to shoot and kill a motorist Friday night on Interstate 15, but on Monday, Pleasant View Police Chief D. Scott Jackson issued a news release, based on “information that was obtained on scene immediately after the tragic incident” involving the man identified as 49-year-old Cody J. Ramseyer, of Sandy.

Jackson’s release states that Ramseyer, in acting aggressively, refused to exit the vehicle or show his hands as instructed by the officers and began yelling back at the officers’ commands.

The release further states that upon getting out of the vehicle and moving toward the officers through the trees/brush, Ramseyer “indicated that he had a gun, indicated that he was going to kill the officers and told the officers to kill him.”

More construction in the works for Riverdale Road

ROY — The Utah Department of Transportation will spend $28 million on improvements to Riverdale Road from about 1600 West to 1900 West, including work on bridge and freeway ramps.

UDOT Project Manager Randy Jefferies recently went over the improvement with the Roy City Council.

Most of the major construction work will start after July 1, the beginning of fiscal year 2014, with the road set for completion by Thanksgiving 2014. Purchasing right of way and working with business owners are now the priorities in preparing for the actual work. Jefferies said UDOT is keeping businesses in mind.

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Man killed in Willard after incident with police

WILLARD — The State Bureau of Investigation is heading the investigation into an officer-related shooting that left one man dead on Interstate 15, Utah Highway Patrol Trooper Lawrence Hopper said Saturday.

UHP is not releasing the name of the man, which agency was involved in the shooting and how many police agencies were involved at this time, Hopper said.

A vehicle with only a male driver traveling in excess of 100 miles per hour was spotted traveling northbound in Davis County at 10:15 p.m. Friday, he said.

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Woman killed in Brigham City accident identified

 

BRIGHAM CITY — Police have released the name of a 59-year-old woman struck and killed by a car Thursday while walking with her three grandchildren.

Father, son in Ogden crosswalk hit by car Sunday

OGDEN — A 34-year-old man and his 6-year-old son were hit while crossing the street Sunday.

New traffic signal planned in Layton

LAYTON — City officials have finalized a land transfer that will allow the Utah Department of Transportation to install a traffic light at a dangerous intersection on Main Street.

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Crash closes part of Interstate 15

LAYTON — A rollover accident Friday afternoon involving hazardous materials closed southbound Interstate 15 near the Layton Parkway exit and stopped FrontRunner service.

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A 9-year-old girl went by ambulance to McKay-Dee Hospital Saturday after a car hit her on the 300 block of 17th Street.

Girl rides bike into street, is hit by car

OGDEN — A 9-year-old girl was transported to McKay-Dee Hospital with injuries Saturday after a car hit her on the 300 block of 17th Street.

A woman went into a seizure Saturday after her motorcycle crashed into a van at the intersection of 31st Street and Washington Boulevard. Ogden Police Lt. Will Cragun said the woman and a man were riding north on Washington around 4:30 p.m. when they rear-ended a van after it stopped for a yellow light at the 31st Street intersection. The accident itself was minor, but when the woman climbed off the motorcycle, she had a seizure. The woman was taken to a local hospital for treatment. (BUBBA BROWN/Standard-Examiner)

Woman has seizure following crash

OGDEN — A woman went into a seizure Saturday after her motorcycle crashed into a van at the intersection of 31st Street and Washington Boulevard.

Water shut-off, road closures planned in Ogden Canyon

OGDEN — As the city continues work to replace a century-old water pipeline that runs through Ogden Canyon, residents living in the canyon will face added inconveniences in the next few days.

Utah Department of Transportation spokesman Vic Saunders said State Route 39, as it runs through the canyon, will temporarily close to all traffic — including local traffic — beginning at 8 p.m. Tuesday.

The canyon will remain closed until 5 a.m. Wednesday. It will close again at 10 p.m. Wednesday and remain closed until 5 a.m. Thursday.

Mechanical failure strands semi on U.S. 89

 

SOUTH WEBER — A mechanical failure stranded a semitrailer and slowed the commute in both directions along U.S. Highway 89 at the mouth of Weber Canyon around 7 a.m. Thursday.

Stalled truck backs up traffic on U.S. 89

UINTAH - A stalled package-delivery truck caused northbound traffic to back up Thursday morning on U.S. 89.

More than 100 weather-related traffic incidents reported in the Top of Utah

OGDEN — A Utah Highway Patrol vehicle parked behind a disabled vehicle on Interstate 15 Saturday was struck by another vehicle, sending the trooper and the driver of the car to the hospital.

Road in Logan to close today for construction

LOGAN — The Utah Department of Transportation will close 10th West in Logan from 200 North to 400 North, beginning today and continuing through Thursday.

The road will be closed at 7 a.m. and will reopen at 7 a.m. Thursday to allow for the construction of sewer line crossings to the east side of the road. The crossings are being placed by the city as a part of the larger 10th West Reconstruction Project.

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