Don’t Open The Door…It’s Winter! KSUB News Summary

The state's long run of record warm temperatures is about to end. An incoming storm is bringing a roller coaster-like bout of below-normal temperatures and mountain snow to Utah. The National Weather Service says the first winter storm warning of the season is in effect today. An incoming storm could bring as much as 20 to 24 inches of snow to areas of the Wasatch and West Uinta mountain ranges. For the Central and Southern Utah Mountains, the weather service has issued a winter storm watch in effect from Thursday evening into Saturday morning. The watch indicates that heavy snow may be possible in the mountains of southern and central Utah, with the possibility of 8 to 16 inches. For the higher valley locations of southern Utah, such as Cedar City, a freeze warning has been issued for Thursday night to Friday morning and again for Friday night to Saturday morning. Snow in the higher valley locations is also very possible, but at this time forecasters are saying accumulations will be on the light side.

I-15 Near Beaver Shutdown Early Wednesday Morning Due To Semi-Truck Collision

Early morning commuters on I-15 near Beaver faced major traffic delays today after a collision left all northbound lanes completely closed just after 5 a.m. Utah troopers say the accident happened in an area where there were no detour options available. Police say no major injuries were reported and the accident is under investigation.

Arrest Made In Death Of Uintah Basin Woman

Police say a juvenile is under arrest and they are looking for another suspect who may have left the country in connection with the death of a 60-year-old Roosevelt woman. Kimberly Hyde was first reported missing on October 7th. Her 2014 Honda Civic was located the next day with Hyde's body inside. In a joint statement released yesterday, Vernal and Roosevelt police say the vehicle was found "in the Vernal area." Police are looking for a man identified as Henry Resuera for questioning in Hyde's death. Police did not offer additional information as to how she died or the circumstances that led to her death.

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Wife Charged With Husband's Murder In Cottonwood Heights

Jennifer Gledhill is in jail without bond and faces capital murder charges in connection with the suspected murder of her husband. Her first court appearance is not yet scheduled. Police say they believe Gledhill killed National Guardsman Matthew Johnson. Prosecutors say there is strong evidence to charge Gledhill even though the body of Johnson has not been found.