PROVO — Don't panic if you hear an emergency siren blaring around noon time today — it's just your last reminder to go vote.
Provo will test its emergency siren at noon today, as it does every Election Day, to let the public hear the emergency system and as a reminder to vote.
The downtown siren is located on the roof of the Provo City Fire Station at 351 W. Center and can be heard within a one-mile radius. Three other sirens are located in the Riverbottoms area.
In the event of a real emergency, people should tune their radios to KSL-AM 1160 or KBYU-FM 89.1.
Running red lights
A study from the National Coalition for Safer Roads looks at when and how often people run red lights.
Rock-legend impersonators
Actors portraying Elvis Presley and others treated shoppers and passers-by to a musical journey through time.
Pell grant changes
Changes to the federal Pell grants program have reached Utah schools as fewer students enroll for the summer.
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