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- 1Newsom expands park access as Trump targets public lands●As Trump targets public lands, Governor Newsom expands free state parks access, announces record conservation progress, and signs legislation protecting California’s coast and wildlife
California Governor Gavin Newsom announced expanded free access to state parks, cited record conservation progress, and signed legislation protecting the state's coastline and wildlife. The move is framed as a direct counter to the Trump administration's push to open or reduce federal public lands. It positions California as a leading defender of conservation policy amid federal-state clashes over land use.
- 2Park City drivers report hitting deer, elk carcass found▼Park City drivers hit deer; elk carcass also reported
Drivers in Park City, Utah, have struck deer on local roads, and an elk carcass has also been reported in the area. The Park Record covered the incidents, which highlight seasonal wildlife movement hazards for motorists. Residents are being reminded to stay alert for animals crossing roadways, particularly during hours of low visibility when deer and elk are most active near roads.
- 3Wasatch Back Book Festival Welcomes Authors Brian Laidlaw and Buzzy Jackson▼Wasatch Back Book Festival hosts authors Brian Laidlaw and Buzzy Jackson
The Wasatch Back Book Festival in the Park City, Utah area hosted writers Brian Laidlaw and Buzzy Jackson, according to the Park Record. The event brought the two authors together with local readers as part of the festival's programming. Further details about the sessions or audience reaction were not provided.
- 4Court records reveal Huerta sisters' confrontations before fatal parking lot shooting▼Court records detail Huerta sisters' confrontations with victim before apparent parking lot murder
Newly released court records detail a series of confrontations between the Huerta sisters and the victim in the moments before what authorities describe as a murder in a parking lot. The documents outline the interactions leading up to the killing, shedding light on the circumstances of the case as legal proceedings move forward.
- 5Nearly 300 Dogs Attend Nevada Pool Party to Set World Record●Watch: Nearly 300 dogs attend pool party to break world record in Nevada https://www. upi.com/Odd_News/2026/09/29/Gu inn
Nearly 300 dogs gathered at a Nevada water park for a pool party that broke a Guinness World Record. The event, dubbed Doodlepalooza, drew canines and their owners for a day of swimming as organizers aimed to set the record for the largest dog pool party. Footage of the splashing pack has drawn amused attention online.