LOCAL NEWS 5:47 PM | Updated: May 5 BY ANDREW ADAMS SOUTH JORDAN — Parents of a missing South Jordan teen pleaded for their daughter to come home safely Sunday as they retraced some of her last-known steps Alisa Petrov, 15, was last seen on April 21, and South Jordan police have characterized her as a “runaway juvenile who is endangered.” Parents Nikolai and Olga Petrov said Sunday afternoon they were concerned about several possibilities including whether their daughter was lured away by an adult or that she was potentially trafficked “That’s what we are suspecting at the moment,” Olga Petrov told KSL TV The mother said she dropped her daughter off at her school classes in American Fork on Monday she didn’t make it to the classroom,” Olga Petrov said “The teachers said she never saw her that day.” the parents said Alisa went to a nearby gas station where teens often go for snacks and told two boys that she planned to run away don’t do it,’ but I guess she went for it anyway,” Olga Petrov said the parents said they learned that Alisa got someone to give her a ride to the UTA FrontRunner station at 6786 W where she then boarded the train and traveled to Provo The parents and police said Alisa approached multiple people about helping her in her journey “She asked a girl to get her a ticket in exchange of cash for the bus to Las Vegas,” Olga Petrov said The 15-year-old was last seen at the Provo FrontRunner station at 690 S The Petrovs said though their daughter was always on her phone including during their excursion to the ski slopes the Sunday before her disappearance she has not been active on social media over the past 13 days it might be really dangerous,” Nikolai Petrov said The couple said they had spoken with Alisa within the past 6 months about talking online to strangers including in places like Discord and Snapchat and they instructed her to delete contacts she didn’t know They said they had checked her daughter’s phone in the days prior to her appearance and there was nothing to suggest she was going to run away The family set up its own website for Alisa and they pleaded Sunday afternoon for her safe return “(Our) whole life is upside down right now,” Olga Petrov said A police spokesperson told KSL TV on Sunday that there were no updates on the case Anybody with information or knowledge of Alisa’s whereabouts is asked to contact law enforcement immediately including by calling the Salt Lake Valley Emergency Communications Center at 801-840-4000 Follow @KSL5TV The New York Times and the Salt Lake Tribune Owners Doug and Geri Walton will introduce the company's first Utah location to South Jordan residents on May 6 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony SALT LAKE CITY, May 5, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The Designery bath and closet design center featuring high-quality cabinets announced today that it will open its first location in Utah with a grand opening ceremony from 2-4 p.m. at the showroom in the South Jordan Towne Center at 10429 S Redwood Road in South Jordan Owners Doug and Geri Walton will not only provide food from local restaurants at the event, they will also give away prizes and offer tours of the new The Designery South Jordan showroom created by the Waltons and their partners at The Slade Group South Valley Building Company and MSI Tile "We have always wanted the opportunity to open a small business work with family members and provide a business that services the community," Doug Walton said small town.' 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find out why Water Matters We give you the latest climate facts from the world’s leading source analyse the trends and explain how our planet is changing We meet the experts on the front line of climate change who explore new strategies to mitigate and adapt Search and rescue teams in Jordan have recovered the bodies of a Belgian mother and her son a day after the woman and her three children were reported missing in flash flooding The two other children from the same family were found alive Sunday's flooding in southern Jordan also led to the evacuation of hundreds of tourists from the Petra archaeological site The mother and children had been part of a group of 18 tourists who had been on an adventure trip in Wadi al-Nakhil when they were caught up in the flash flood Ma'an district local governor Hassan al-Jabour told state media broadcaster Al-Mamlaka TV Rescue crews located two of the children alive late Sunday The search and rescue operation was suspended at about 2 am because of the complicated weather conditions and terrain The bodies of the woman and her son were found Monday morning after the search resumed Further details about the family and the ages of the children weren't immediately available Jordan often experiences flash flooding as heavy seasonal rains send torrents of water through dry desert valleys At least three people died in 2021 when floodwaters swept away their car while more than 30 people were killed in flash flooding that hit Petra and Jordan's Dead Sea coast in two separate floods in 2018 Utah (KUTV) — Memorial services have been scheduled for South Jordan firefighter Corban Summers at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints located at 3930 S A procession will travel from the church to Hunter High School on Saturday between noon and 12:30 p.m A procession will then travel from the church to Hunter High School between noon and 12:30 p.m The city stated a detailed route map will be made ahead of the final procession The funeral service will take place Saturday at Hunter High School The service will include remarks from family and community members and a final dispatcher call honoring Summers' service and sacrifice was found unresponsive in his room at Fire Station 61 just after 2 p.m His fellow firefighters immediately began lifesaving measures before transporting him to Jordan Valley Hospital Officials believe Summers suffered a medical episode though the exact cause has not been determined A 23-year veteran of the South Jordan Fire Department Summers also served with departments in Bluffdale He had recently remarried in February and leaves behind his wife fellow firefighters are maintaining a 24/7 watch over Summers until his burial "We do that from the time of death until the time of burial so that that person's body has somebody with them to the end," said Sam Christensen a Captain at Unified Fire Authority and Vice President of the Utah Firefighters Emerald Society South Jordan Fire Chief Chris Dawson said during a public statement Summers was among the most positive people he'd ever met and he had the gift of bringing positivity and kindness to those in need in the face of tragic circumstances South Jordan firefighters will wear black bands over their badges Utah — Speaking through tears and long pauses to gather his emotions South Jordan Fire Department Chief Chris Dawson shared memories of Corban Summers the firefighter who died while on duty Monday "Corban was perhaps the most positive individual I have ever met," Dawson said "I never saw Corban where he didn't have a smile whom he called the "best of the best," could take a tragic circumstance and bring some positivity or kindness to those who were in need Summers was found unresponsive by fire crew members inside his room at Station 61 just after 2 p.m After fellow firefighters attempted lifesaving measures Summers later died at Jordan Valley Hospital Watch full update below on death of Firefighter Corban Summers: Dawson said it's believed that Summers suffered a medical episode at the station a man whose life was saved by Summers shared his condolences Tom Mertens went into full cardiac arrest at the South Jordan Recreation Center But Summers just so happened to be working out at the same gym and that’s where I passed out," Mertens recalled Summers sprang into action at a moment’s notice “They got him to come down and resuscitate me Mertens said he’s grateful for a man who simply can’t be replaced in his mind “They’re losing an extraordinary individual — not only as a public servant Summers also spent time with departments in Bluffdale Saratoga Springs and West Jordan during his career "This has been very, very difficult for the family both his family, his loved ones, as well as his fire family," Carter said. "Everybody is suffering right now and this is difficult." "Firefighter Summers was more than a dedicated public servant — he was a cherished colleague known for his warm smile and the kindness he showed to everyone around him," the City of South Jordan said in a release "His impact on this department and community is immeasurable Public viewings for Summers will be held Friday (6-8 p.m.) and Saturday (9:30-11 a.m.) at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in West Valley City (3930 South 6000 West) South Jordan resident Becki Roberts was among those who came to Summers' fire station Tuesday to show their gratitude “They’re willing to help everybody around here Carter shared a message of thanks to other fire departments in the area who jumped in to help cover shifts on Monday after Summers' death He added that the department chaplain has been working with staff members as well as a peer support team to help coworkers deal with the loss "I can't overemphasize how much we appreciate the outpouring of support from the community, from our surrounding neighboring agencies, and everybody's just really jumped up," the chief said. "This has been a heavy lift and a difficult time, and we really appreciate the resources that others have given us to help us through." South Jordan firefighters will wear black bands over the badges for the next month to honor Summers with funeral services still in the planning stages Spencer Cox issued an order that all flags be flown at half-staff at state facilities in honor of Summers on Saturday “We’re deeply saddened by the sudden passing of Firefighter Corban Summers,” said Cox “He was known for his kindness and unwavering commitment to serving others We honor his memory and mourn this profound loss Our prayers are with his wife and children and the entire community he so faithfully served.” SOUTH JORDAN — The driver who crashed his truck into a South Jordan lake last week has died who was pulled from his submerged truck after it crashed into Oquirrh Lake in the Daybreak community died Thursday from injuries sustained in the crash the truck was heading northeast on Duckhorn Drive at a high rate of speed and ran through the stop sign at Kestrel Rise Road The driver of the truck was pulled from the submerged vehicle by good Samaritans who witnessed the incident "They entered the lake without hesitation and performed CPR until emergency medical personnel arrived," police said The driver was taken to a hospital in critical condition and died one week later Police said they're still investigating the crash but have already determined that speed was a factor Utah (KUTV) — A firefighter with the South Jordan Fire Department died on duty according to the South Jordan Fire Department The department on Tuesday identified him as Corban Summers Those at the scene attempted life-saving measures and even requested support from nearby stations He was transported to Jordan Valley Hospital "The City of South Jordan and the South Jordan Fire Department extend their deepest condolences to the firefighter’s family and loved ones," the fire department stated No additional information was immediately available BY DEVIN OLDROYD AND CARLYSLE PRICE, KSL TV SALT LAKE CITY — A South Jordan Firefighter died in bed while on duty Monday afternoon Tuesday afternoon, the City of South Jordan and the South Jordan Fire Department identified the firefighter as Corban Summers “a respected and beloved member of the department for over 23 years.” According to a press release from the City of South Jordan Summers’ crew found him unresponsive in his room at Fire Station 61 at approximately 2:07 p.m They immediately initiated life-saving measures before Summers was sent to the Jordan Valley Hospital “Firefighter Summers was more than a dedicated public servant – he was a cherished colleague known for his warm smile and the kindness he showed to everyone around him,” a press release said “His impact on this department and community is immeasurable At this time, no other details, such as the cause of death, have been released. The City of South Jordan said it will release additional information, including memorial services This is a breaking story and may be updated SOUTH JORDAN, Utah (KUTV) — A man who was pulled from a submerged truck after a high-speed crash into the Daybreak community's Oquirrh Lake has died April 17 in the Daybreak community when the driver sped through a stop sign at Duckhorn Drive and Kestrel Rise Road and then hurtling down a boat ramp into the lake Emergency responders arrived and found the truck upside down in the water Bystanders jumped into the lake to free the driver Witnesses said the man was unresponsive when pulled from the truck They performed CPR on shore until medics arrived He was transported to the hospital in critical condition and died as a result of his injuries on the afternoon of Thursday The driver, whose name has not been publicly released, was an employee of Rio Tinto Kennecott police were still investigating the cause of the crash but had determined that speed was a factor Authorities said the incident caused damage to both public and private property Surrounding roads were temporarily closed while crews worked at the scene Utah (KUTV) — As funeral arrangements are being made for deceased South Jordan firefighter Corban Summers his first responder brothers and sisters are making sure he's not alone until he reaches his final resting place there will be someone with Summers watching over him It's a part of a long tradition that many see as an honor "It hurts just like losing a family member,” said Sam Christensen Although Christensen didn't know Summers "Those of our brothers and sisters in the fire service,” Christensen said Christensen is also the Vice President of the Utah Firefighters Emerald Society They honor the lives of fallen firefighters they'll play bagpipes and drums as a final tribute to the fallen someone will be watching over the body 24/7 as part of a long tradition followed by first responders and the military "We do that from the time of death until the time of burial so that that person's body has somebody with them to the end,” Christensen said Christensen said he went to sign up to watch over Summers but he said every minute until Saturday is booked up First responders all over the valley have signed up to watch — something Christensen said is an honor to do I love the communities I serve,” Christensen said while getting emotional Christensen said he experiences a lot of emotions while doing the watch "I'm wishing we could've had more time,” he said about what goes through his head Summers' funeral service information has not been announced yet Utah (KUTV) — Authorities in South Jordan held a press conference following the death of firefighter Corban Summers the previous day Summers was a 23-year veteran of the South Jordan Fire Department and served part time in other fire departments in the area He was found unresponsive in his room at Fire Station 61 just after 2 p.m Monday after what is believed to have been a medical incident Colleagues attempted life-saving measures and requested support from nearby stations before transporting him to Jordan Valley Hospital South Jordan Fire Chief Chris Dawson said Summers was newly-married in February leaving behind his wife and three adult children his passing is a tremendous loss to the department and the South Jordan community," the department said in a statement Tuesday Matthew Jacobson reported from Salt Lake City One person is in critical condition after a major crash on Redwood Road Utah (KUTV) — One person is in critical condition after a major crash on Redwood Road Becker with the South Jordan Police Department a semi-truck was headed northbound on Redwood Road on Thursday evening a pickup truck turned left from 9800 South to Redwood Road The driver of the semi reported no injuries Redwood Road is shut down in all directions and will be closed for several hours as officials investigate Utah — 15-year-old Alisa Petrov was last seen in Provo on surveillance video footage late in the evening on April 21 "I was very scared because it's very unusual she's never had behavior like this before and it's very difficult to hear that the child [Alisa] never came to school," said Natalia Petrova we didn't even find out about the fact that she wasn't in school until the parents went to pick her up." Alisa left school and was spotted via Utah Transit Authority surveillance video exiting a train in Provo just before midnight she spoke with people near the train platform inquiring about transportation to Las Vegas "We are very worried for Alisa and we'd really like for Alisa to come home and is Alisa hears me please feel free to reach out," Petrova said South Jordan Police shared this on a public safety bulletin: "Alisa is believed to be attempting to meet individuals she met online using multiple social media platforms and chat applications." "What troubles me is Alisa was talking to some strangers who lured her out of the house," Petrova said there is far more access for the children to be in contact with predators." Natalia said it's not clear who Alisa may have met and where she went nobody has had any news from Alisa since Monday (April 21)," Petrova said Police advise anyone with knowledge of Alisa's whereabouts to contact law enforcement immediately The driver of the pickup truck involved in a crash with a semi-truck has died Utah (KUTV) — The driver of the pickup truck involved in a crash with a semi-truck has died Their name is not being released out of respect for the family a semi-truck was headed northbound on Redwood Road The semi t-boned the truck, critically injuring the driver The South Valley Crash Team — made up of investigators from South Jordan and Riverton Police — is still investigating the cause of the accident A South Jordan firefighter was found unresponsive Monday afternoon in his fire station Colleagues who found Firefighter Engineer Corban Summers in his room about 2 p.m. Monday, immediately rendered aid and called for assistance from other departments, 2KUTV reported Summers was transported to Jordan Valley Hospital where he was pronounced dead More information will be posted when it becomes available Susan Nicol is the news editor for Firehouse.com She is a life member and active with the Brunswick Volunteer Ambulance & Rescue Company Susie has been an EMT in Maryland since 1976 Susie is vice-president of the Frederick County Fire/Rescue Museum She is on the executive committee of Frederick County Volunteer Fire and Rescue Association She also is part of the Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services Systems (MIEMSS) Region II EMS Council Susie is a board member of the American Trauma Society she was a staff writer for The Frederick News-Post The funeral for South Jordan firefighter Corban Summers on Saturday afternoon focused on service included remarks from family and community members a ceremonial bell ringing and a final dispatcher call honoring Firefighter Summers’ service and sacrifice Summers died while on duty on Monday at the age of 49 Summers had been with the South Jordan Fire Department for 23 years and had served before that in West Jordan Deseret News photojournalists Brice Tucker and Isaac Hale captured the poignant moments from Saturday’s services SOUTH JORDAN — One person is in critical condition after two trucks collided in South Jordan A truck with a trailer was heading north on Redwood Road about 7 p.m when it struck a southbound pickup truck that turned left to go east on 9800 South The pickup truck driver is in critical condition South Jordan police spokeswoman Shaun Becker said Business & Society By Julene Reese | April 07 Baby Animal Adventures is coming to the USU Bastian Agricultural Center in South Jordan on April 25-26 Featured animals at the event sponsored by Utah State University Extension will include sheep In addition to baby animals will be variety of outdoor activities There will also be a 4-H educational booth there for youth tasty food and fun activities for all ages it’s the perfect way for families to spend a day together “Those who visit will have a chance to pet feed and even hold some of the animals,” she said “Our staff will be on hand to ensure that it is a fun engaging and educational experience for all We can’t wait to share the magic with our community,” Bastian Agricultural Center executive director said Baby Animal Adventures is a unique opportunity for families to experience agriculture up close “This event helps us fulfill our center’s mission by providing hands-on experiential learning that brings agricultural education to life in a fun and memorable way,” he said Baby Animal Adventures will be from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. both days at the Bastian Agricultural Center, 2100 W. 11400 South, South Jordan. Tickets are $14 for those 17 and over; $7 for youth ages 3-16, and free for children 0-2 years old. To reserve tickets, visit the Bastian Agricultural Center website Comments and questions regarding this article may be directed to the contact person listed on this page USU's SNAC food pantry recently received a donation of 1,000 pounds of ground beef UNIVERSITY AFFAIRS SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY HEALTH & WELLNESS Utah — The driver who crashed into a South Jordan lake last week and was rescued by witnesses has died of his injuries video showed the truck speeding through a Daybreak neighborhood before hitting a parked car and driving into Oquirrh Lake before overturning Witnesses who saw the crash said the driver was unconscious when he was pulled from the water Doorbell camera below shows truck crashing A photo shared with FOX 13 News showed the truck in Oquirrh Lake which is located in the middle of the Daybreak community Video below shows crews on scene of South Jordan lake where truck crashed: The unidentified driver was been hospitalized in critical condition before passing away from his injuries The cause of the incident is still under investigation Witnesses said the truck sped past them before going into the water Witness shares insight into rescue of truck driver: "I jumped in the water and I started checking the truck to see if there was anyone inside of there as best as I could," said Christian Doffermyre "And then another man jumped in with me and we both were able to undo his seatbelt and get him out of the truck." Once Doffermyre and the other man brought the unconscious driver to shore Police hold briefing on South Jordan lake crash below: Drone video showed the truck near a boat ramp and pier that went into the lake Police said the boat ramp is usually closed off to traffic or boat drop-offs "It's super surreal," admitted Doffermyre of his part in the rescue "I didn't really think today would go like that SOUTH JORDAN — A driver was hospitalized Thursday after police say a truck ran a stop sign and ended up upside down in a South Jordan lake was pushed onto the shore and received severe damage to its hood The driver of the truck was pulled from the submerged vehicle by "good Samaritans" who witnessed the incident and performed CPR until emergency medical personnel arrived The driver was transported to a local hospital and remains in critical condition," police said Christian Doffermyre and Chris Hubbard spoke to KSL-TV about their experience saving the man Doffermyre was driving away from a work site when he saw the car crash and end up in the water and I started checking the truck to see if there's anyone inside of there," he said He found the driver and managed to drag him out of the car with the help of Hubbard "He was underwater for probably about two minutes before we were able to get him out I performed CPR until the paramedics arrived and took over," Hubbard said Funeral services were held for Corban Summers the South Jordan firefighter who died while on duty Utah (KUTV) — Funeral services were held for Corban Summers The Hunter High School auditorium was full of family and a final dispatcher call — a tradition to honor a fallen firefighter’s service Summers was just 49 years old when he was found unresponsive in his room at the fire station on Monday Officials believe he suffered a medical episode "He loved his job as a firefighter and would do anything to help others He was a prime example of selflessness," said Austin Summers Those at the funeral talked about Corban's sense of humor and his positivity Utah — One person is in critical condition after multiple vehicles crashed at Redwood Road in South Jordan Closures are expected to last until 10:00 p.m was traveling northbound on Redwood Road and struck a pickup truck that was turning left onto 9800 South traveling eastbound The truck and trailer had multiple occupants The pickup truck had a single occupant who was transported to the hospital in critical condition Stay with FOX 13 News and fox13now.com for updates on this breaking news story SOUTH JORDAN — South Jordan Fire Chief Chris Dawson says Corban Summers's work ethic and personality made him special "I can't emphasize what a kind and great individual he was and how much he'll be missed," the chief said Tuesday "He was just the best of the best when it came to a smile a kind word … very dedicated to his job." his department and all firefighters in Utah were in mourning on Tuesday over the unexpected death of Summers who died while on duty on Monday at the age of 49 Summers was in his dorm room at Fire Station 61 when he was found unresponsive just after 2 p.m His fellow firefighters immediately began lifesaving measures and took him to Jordan Valley Hospital his cohorts and everyone through the fire service I know everyone has really been feeling this," Dawson said Tuesday Fire agencies from across the state posted messages of condolence on social media on Tuesday "Midvale city extends our deepest condolences to the city of South Jordan and the South Jordan Fire Department as they grieve the unexpected loss of one of their own," Midvale city leaders posted "We honor the service and sacrifice of this dedicated public servant and we stand in solidarity with their family and fellow firefighters and coworkers during this incredibly difficult time." "Our deepest condolences go out to our brothers and sisters at South Jordan Fire Department! Our hearts and prayers are with them and the family of our lost brother," the North Davis Fire District posted "This is an unimaginable loss and we wish no department has to endure a death in the line of duty May their firefighter rest in peace," Morgan County Fire and EMS stated Dawson says a "medical event" is believed to have contributed to Summer's death but he had no other details to release on Tuesday He remembered Summers as someone who could bring positivity and kindness even under the most tragic circumstances "Perhaps the most positive individual I've ever met," the chief recalled Summers was an avid outdoorsman who loved to fish and go to his cabin in Duchesne County Plans for a funeral and a memorial service were still being finalized Tuesday His casket is at Serenity Mortuary in Bluffdale "As part of our fire service tradition our firefighters are standing watch over the casket This is out of honor and respect of our fallen firefighter," South Jordan spokeswoman Rachael Van Cleave said Firefighters will wear a black band across their badges for the next month to honor Summers Dawson says a chaplain and other peer support will be available to fellow firefighters and coworkers for as long as they're needed through what he called a "very difficult time" for everyone who knew Summers "Firefighter Summers was more than a dedicated public servant — he was a cherished colleague known for his warm smile and the kindness he showed to everyone around him His impact on this department and community is immeasurable and his presence will be deeply missed," South Jordan city officials said in a prepared statement Tuesday The requested resource could not be found but may be available again in the future 9:11 PM | Updated: Apr 28 BY EMMA BENSON WEST VALLEY — South Jordan Firefighter Corban Summers was laid to rest Saturday after passing away unexpectedly while on duty earlier this week was found unresponsive in his dorm room at Fire Station 61 on April 21 Fellow crew members attempted lifesaving measures but Summers was later pronounced dead at Jordan Valley Hospital Family, friends and members of the fire community gathered at Hunter High School in West Valley to pay their respects to the fallen firefighter and it allowed him to have tremendous empathy,” Las Vegas Fire Department Capt and he would get down in the hole with you a 23-year veteran of the South Jordan Fire Department He was a father of four and recently married Kim Summers on Feb “Corban was genuinely one of the best people that I have ever known,” South Jordan Fire Department Battalion Chief Clayton Miller said “He exemplified what customer service should look like in the fire service.” not just because of the uniform he wore but because of the love he gave and the kindness he extended to all,” South Jordan Fire Department Capt I love you and I’ll miss you so much.” Loved ones fondly recalled stories of Summers noting he was an avid prankster who also enjoyed the outdoors and was a talented karaoke star “I’m so thankful that he filled my heart “He wouldn’t want us to be hanging our heads low He would want us to fill our lives with adventure and fun.” After a ceremonial bell ringing came one final dispatch call to indicate Summers’ completion of duty — honoring a life of service and sacrifice “I know you’ll be our guardian angel and always watching out,” Penick said Utah (KUTV) — A South Jordan home was significantly damaged in a fire that erupted Sunday morning South Jordan Fire Deputy Chief Ryan Lessner told 2News that crews were dispatched to 9957 S on March 16 in response to reports of a structure fire firefighters found heavy smoke and flames coming from the roof Crews quickly took action and were able to contain the blaze preventing it from spreading to nearby homes and crews continued to monitor hot spots to ensure the fire did not spread to other areas of the residence The homeowners were inside at the time of the fire but were able to evacuate safely Investigators were on the scene as of 10:15 a.m working to determine the cause and origin of the fire High winds appeared to blow a dense plume of smoke through the neighborhood Firefighters from West Jordan and Unified Fire Authority assisted in the response Utah (KUTV) — A driver is in critical condition after a high-speed crash sent a truck into Oquirrh Lake in South Jordan on Thursday afternoon Photos from the scene taken shortly before 3 p.m showed a dark-colored truck upside down in the water as rescue teams and medics worked to extract the vehicle and tend to the victim According to South Jordan Police Public Information Officer Shaun Becker the truck was traveling at a high rate of speed eastbound on Duckhorn Drive when it blew through a stop sign The impact caused damage to both private and public property before the truck flipped and landed upside down in the lake Bystanders at the scene pulled the driver from their submerged vehicle and performed CPR The driver was transported to the hospital in critical condition Surrounding roads in the Daybreak community were closed as emergency crews conducted the operation a doorbell video showed people like Christian Doffermyre and others running to help “We all decided to run down and help whoever was in that vehicle,” Doffermyre told 2News Doffermyre and another man jumped into the water to pull the driver out me and this other gentleman [undid] his seatbelt and pulled him out of the water,” Doffermyre said “We carried him out to the boat ramp over there.” “I heard a car just accelerate full throttle It almost sounded like a snowplow or something,” Hubbard said Hubbard gave the driver CPR for about five minutes He had been underwater for about two minutes when we got him out Hubbard said they were still doing chest compressions when they took him in the ambulance NOTE: The American Red Cross offers classes in Salt Lake City and throughout the state and country. Visit redcross.org for information The South Jordan Police Department is asking for the public's help finding a reckless driver Utah (KUTV) — The public helped the South Jordan Police Department find a truck involved in a hit-and-run crash a grey or silver Dodge RAM 2500 hit a parked vehicle near 10848 Topview Road and took off The police department received a report about the reckless driver from a caller who said they followed the truck to 9000 South and Bangerter The truck had not been located until Tuesday night "UPDATE...We were able to collect this vehicle last night and we will be following up on this investigation Thank you for the help," the police department posted SOUTH JORDAN — A driver involved in a collision last week has died On April 17, a truck with a trailer was heading north on Redwood Road at about 6:30 p.m. when it hit a southbound pickup truck that turned left to go east on 9800 South The pickup-truck driver was injured and taken to the hospital in critical condition South Jordan police announced Friday that the driver had died from injuries sustained in the crash The driver's identity has not been released Police said the driver of the truck with a trailer was uninjured and has cooperated with them throughout the investigation BREAKING NEWS 9:59 PM | Updated: Apr 22 BY DEVIN OLDROYD SALT LAKE CITY — South Jordan officials have identified a firefighter found unresponsive while on the job “a respected and beloved member of the department for over 23 years.” a South Jordan firefighter died in bed while on duty Monday afternoon Summers’ crew found him unresponsive in his room at Fire Station 61 at approximately 2:07 p.m “Firefighter Summers was more than a dedicated public servant – he was a cherished colleague known for his warm smile and the kindness he showed to everyone around him,” a press release said “His impact on this department and community is immeasurable The City of South Jordan said it will release additional information Follow @oldroyd_devin Have a story idea or tip? Send it to the KSL NewsRadio team here The following UDOT Traffic Alert has been posted on the UDOT Traffic website. For access to all of the information please visit udottraffic.utah.gov or download the UDOT Traffic App for iPhone or Android The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) will close east and westbound travel at 9800 South and Bangerter Highway in South Jordan this weekend Lane shifts and closures will begin at 10 p.m and last for 10 months as crews update the intersection into an interchange east and westbound traffic on 9800 South will not be able to travel straight through the intersection but can turn right on or off Bangerter Highway.  This is one of the last intersections of the Bangerter South projects to be converted into a freeway-style interchange Others under construction include 2700 West All projects are anticipated to be complete by November 2025.   Construction schedules are weather-dependent and subject to change. For the latest information on traffic restrictions during construction, visit the UDOT Traffic website (udottraffic.utah.gov) or download the UDOT Traffic app for iPhone or Android Drivers can also follow UDOT on social media including Twitter The origin of a house fire in South Jordan is still under investigation after a frightening blaze quickly spread through a home Utah (KUTV) — The origin of a house fire in South Jordan is still under investigation after a frightening blaze quickly spread through a home "I came out and just like it was in flames and there was just smoke all over and there were so many trucks," said Avery Seare Seare said the situation escalated quickly "One of our neighbors came and ran to us and said that we need to get out in case because it’s really windy and we didn’t know if it was going to spread," Seare said MORE on SOUTH JORDAN FIRE: VIDEO: Fire significantly damages South Jordan home a spokesperson for the South Jordan Fire Department said firefighters sprang into action quickly made sure that the fire was isolated to the attic space and worked to salvage as much as they could," Lester said the damage was significant — the roof burned and caved in "It’s just really sad because when you’re used to seeing your neighbors outside every day and just seeing them wave to you even when you’re getting home it’s just going to be different because I know they’re the sweetest couple ever," Seare said Fire crews are still working to determine the cause of the fire It could be the chimney," Lester said "Just like always be prepared and stay calm in these situations freaking out just won’t make it better," Seare said Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Logan Joshua Hansen who tragically left this earth too soon at the age of 15 on November 6 Logan was his father's son in nearly every way He loved to laugh and to make others laugh which means you couldn't be upset at Logan for long because he could change your mood and bring a smile to your face and there was no one he teased more than his mom (unc) He loved an inside joke and had many with family and friends "I'm just chicken with you." and younger twin sisters Dakota and Jersey Jordan was so very proud to be Logan's brother and we know that Logan felt that same pride for Jordan and his beautiful family Unforgettable memories were made this past summer when Jordan and Ku'uipo took Logan and his sisters camping Logan spent the weekend teasing his sisters He was especially happy when the boys won the fire-starting contest and he enjoyed rubbing it in with his sisters With his playful spirit and comforting nature Logan was the kind of uncle who made every moment with LouLu and KeeSon special He will forever be remembered as the protective older brother to Dakota and Jersey something we know he will continue to be from above You might catch him helping Dakota with a math problem or enjoying some of his favorite food like salmon and most of all Ramen noodles with Siracha Logan can be described as both a rule follower and a rule breaker Many nights he could be found hanging out with his best friends Sam You knew they were gaming if you heard Logan shouting and trash talking for hours with his friends He loved the beach and swimming in the ocean Amazing memories were made this past summer in California watching Logan freely swimming in the ocean smiling from ear to ear A smile that his parents will never forget and loved how his parents made it special every year and make Christmas memories that will last a lifetime Logan is survived by his loving parents Josh and Branda Hansen of South Jordan paternal grandparents Kelly Hansen and Beverly Due maternal grandparents Phillip David and Donnie Carter Jordan Services to celebrate the life of Logan will be held on Saturday November 16 at 11:30AM at the Country Crossing 8th Ward Building located at 11173 S Copper Point Way donations can be made to the GoFundMe that has been set up to help the Hansen's with the immense burden of trying to rebuild their lives at https://gofund.me/cf2cdbbe The family extends an immeasurable heartfelt thanks to all who have reached out and come together to support them during this difficult time Your thoughts and prayers have been a source of immense comfort Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors In addition to completely destroying the affected house the explosion damaged neighboring residences The National Transportation and Safety Board released its preliminary report on Wednesday morning The publicly released information on the report is included at the end of this article Enbridge Gas Utah -- formally known as Questar Gas before it was acquired from Dominion Energy -- detected gas between the damaged pipeline and the affected homes after the explosion KUTV reached out to Enbridge to ask for the company's response to the NTSB report what the next step in the process would be and what the company would be doing in the future to ensure safety among its Mountain West clients Enbridge responded in a statement that offered condolences to the family of Logan Hansen the Bingham High School student killed in the blast and noting that the company couldn't comment on the continuing investigation which accounted for two of the three questions asked The remainder of the statement advocated the use of natural gas It didn't answer KUTV's third question directly which was not about the investigation but what the company is doing to ensure the public's safety it indicated safety measures the company focuses on include regular system surveys of what amounts to more than 20,000 miles of pipeline and noted its employees "are equipped with technology that allows them to detect gas and respond quickly to any system issue," noting they respond to emergency calls within an hour The statement is included in full at the end of this report The report states the gas company arrived on-scene about 40 minutes after the explosion and investigated into the night They were able to isolate the gas leak about 21 hours after the explosion The leak was found 150 feet away from the destroyed home None of the five residents of the home reported smelling gas before the explosion The house did not have a natural gas alarm which is not required but is a device the NTSB recommends every home should have The report states Enbridge had tested pressure and completed leak surveys in addition to removing and repairing the failed gas pipe before NTSB investigators arrived on-scene As the federal agency began its investigation the gas company continued to test for gas in the area the investigation is ongoing -- and would continue to scrutinize the gas company and other Utah agencies "Future investigative activity will focus on Enbridge’s integrity management program as well as other causal factors," according to NTSB NTSB said it was also investigating the Utah Department of Public Safety the state's Division of Public Utilities and the city of South Jordan KUTV reporter Kristen McPeek contacted Enbridge following the NTSB report's release and asked: What is your response to these findings What are you doing to ensure safety in the future South Jordan officials released a statement Wednesday evening responding to concerns about other transmission lines in the city our community faced a tragedy that took the life of a young resident and destroyed a family’s home and damaging others and fear this incident has caused are deeply felt by all of us The recent preliminary report from the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) today has provided additional information related to the cause of the incident indicating that a natural gas leak from a transmission pipeline contributed to this devastating event We know this news may raise questions and concerns about the safety of the transmission lines in our community and how it may relate to your own home and we want residents to feel safe Our public safety team is working closely with residents in the immediately affected neighborhood to share information and provide some additional testing including those outside of this affected neighborhood we want to highlight a few steps you can take to feel more secure in your home: We will continue to share information as we receive it from the NTSB and the Enbridge Company as it relates to this incident TRAFFIC & ROADS 7:52 PM | Updated: Apr 18 BY ALTON BARNHART SOUTH JORDAN — A “major crash” closed all lanes of traffic on Redwood Road according to the South Jordan Police Department In an X post from the Utah Department of Transportation CrashBoth Directions Redwood Rd Closed at MP 46 (9800 South) Salt Lake Co.Est. Clearance Time: 10:00 PMFor updates: https://t.co/jaVMw7dBTO — UDOT Traffic (@UDOTTRAFFIC) April 18, 2025 Officer Shaun Becker with the SJPD said a pickup truck turned left to head eastbound on 9800 S when it was struck by a truck hauling a trailer According to a press release from the SJPD the driver of the pickup truck was transported to a nearby hospital with critical injuries The driver of the truck and trailer was uninjured The SJPD is urging the public to use an alternate route UDOT expects the area to be cleared by 10 p.m SOUTH JORDAN — Fire crews worked to put out a fire near 9957 S Birdie Way Sunday morning smoke and flames were emitting from the home according to South Jordan Deputy Fire Chief Ryan Lessner The two occupants of the home were reportedly evacuated and were unharmed most notably in the attic and the roof which was partially collapsed Lessner said the home would "likely be a total loss." but crews successfully got the flames under control with no damage to nearby structures the fire briefly had neighbors wondering if they should take cover "And then I went back downstairs and I started to smell smoke." neighbors were still stunned at how quickly it all started "I hear my brother open the front door 'Our neighbor's house in on fire,'" Seare said The doorbell camera captured the disbelief over what was unfolding just cross the street "Our neighbor came running up and told us that we need to get out in case anything were to explode," Seare said neighbors' thoughts turned to the homeowners "I'm just glad they were able to get out of the house and that the firefighters were able to get it out so quickly and safely," Seare said The investigation was still ongoing Sunday afternoon Home/Health & Wellness/Physical Health The City of South Jordan is mourning the sudden loss of veteran firefighter Corban Summers who was found unresponsive in his dorm room shortly after 2 p.m Firefighters went looking for Summers and discovered him Officials believe the cause may have been a medical event 23-year veteran of the South Jordan Fire Department Saratoga and West Jordon during his career Fire Chief Chris Dawson remembered him as “perhaps the most positive individual” he had ever met Summers leaves behind a wife and his four adult children Visit KSL for more. Utah (KUTV) — Neighbors are raising questions about the effect of a proposed development in South Jordan on local wildlife and the protected green space along the Jordan River which would involve the construction of over 180 homes on 18 acres of protected land was recently announced through a public notice regarding a zoning change The area is located around 515 W Ultradent Dr One of the concerned residents who lives near the Jordan River Trail expressed her shock upon receiving a letter from the city about the zoning change because they want to take this beauty out here and build on 18 protected green space acres," Carlson said She explained how she and her husband fell in love with their home particularly because of the expansive view of the natural greenspace "We walked into this door and saw these giant windows looking out towards this greenspace Carlson and other residents worry that the new development could disrupt the habitat for wildlife in the area which they consider vital to the community’s environment and character the city spokesperson confirmed that the land is private property and while the development proposal is still in its early stages South Jordan officials outlined some key information for the development: Altitude Land Use Amendment and Rezone Public Hearing KUTV reached out to the developer with questions about plans Carlson had assumed the area was protected from development, citing a masterplan designed to maintain the area and protect the wildlife there For those interested in sharing their opinions, a public meeting will be held Tuesday at South Jordan City Hall at 6:30 p.m to allow for public comment on the proposed zoning change Utah (KUTV) — A man was fatally shot by police in South Jordan on Friday night after opening fire on officers from inside his vehicle South Jordan police responded to a report of a vehicle theft in progress near 9400 South and 4600 West shortly before 10:30 p.m officers made contact with a man inside the vehicle The suspect fled the vehicle on foot and was later found in a nearby backyard Additional law enforcement agencies responded to the scene shots were exchanged again between the suspect and officers The man was taken into custody and transported to a nearby hospital The Officer Involved Critical Incident team had arrived on the scene by 3:15 a.m the officers involved were placed on administrative leave Authorities said the area would remain closed through the morning as the investigation continued we covered a shooting by Glenmoor baseball field in South Jordan that left one man dead and his family says they still don’t know what exactly happened "It was devastating news that no family wants to hear,” said Bryan Gutierrez In June of last year South Jordan police said they got a call about a suspicious person looking through car windows They tried to de-escalate the situation when he pointed a knife at officers His family just wants to know what exactly led up to the shooting and said they’ve been left in the dark "We don’t know why South Jordan police decided it was the best idea to put holes through my loved one,” said Gutierrez That’s kind of why I’m here - we want answers,” said Gutierrez We did reach out to South Jordan police and they shared a statement with us: “The City of South Jordan remains committed to transparency regarding the Officer Involved Critical Incident involving South Jordan Police Officers that occurred in June 2024 The investigation by the West Jordan lead Protocol Team concluded in August and was turned over to the Salt Lake County District Attorney for review the City and family continue to await the conclusion of the District Attorney’s review and investigation As per established protocol and Utah statute records including body-worn camera footage may not be released until the District Attorney makes a determination regarding the legality of the use of force.” The Salt Lake County District Attorney's office says they are working on the case, and it is listed on their website here But they don’t have a timeline of when the findings will be released all dead ends - all just grief and hurt and pain that’s what my family is going through,” said Gutierrez The family had a banner hanging there and a memorial set up at the park — everything was taken away "We don’t know if that was the direction of the city we don’t know if that was just a resident acting on their own accord now we have stolen property of what was there to remember him,” added Gutierrez he loved Lord of the Rings,” added Gutierrez Hoping to get answers soon and find a way to honor their loved one too no one can tell us why this is taking so long Utah (KUTV) — It's been over three months since a deadly explosion rocked a South Jordan neighborhood taking the life of 15-year-old Logan Hansen While preliminary investigations have linked the blast to a gas leak in the area the site of the explosion still seemingly looks the same as it was when the explosion occurred A mound of rubble and remnants of what was once a home continues to stand as a tragic reminder of the lives forever changed At the site and throughout the neighborhood are blue ribbons to remember Logan — the same ones that went up in November Dried flowers and the ribbons serve as a visual memorial for the young teen A closer look at the scene reveals a mangled snow blower piles of burnt wood and the devastation left in the wake of the explosion KUTV reached out to the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) A spokesperson said NTSB does not conduct clean up and doesn't have jurisdiction over the cleanup Further information from the City of South Jordan explained that the responsibility for the cleanup typically falls to the property owner and their insurance company who has been involved in the investigation A statement from the gas company was received: “This site is private property and we are not privy to the timeline for cleanup Those questions would have to be directed to the insurance company Enbridge is committed to assisting the NTSB with a full and thorough investigation A sign at the site was posted by an insurance company clearly stating that the property is still under investigation and warning against any alterations or removals of materials without approval from the insurance company As the community continues to heal from the tragedy the wait for cleanup and closure remains uncertain SOUTH JORDAN — South Jordan police are looking for a driver involved in a hit-and-run that was caught on camera Friday morning Video shows a silver truck plowed into a parked white truck about 6:30 a.m Police say the driver of the silver truck then pulled back and drove away from the scene It appears a neighbor drove up shortly after the crash and saw the silver truck leaving They called 911 with a description and followed the truck but lost it on northbound Bangerter Highway In a Facebook post from the South Jordan Police Department the truck is described as a silver Dodge Ram 2500 Scott Anderson told KSL his Chevy truck is the one that got hit Anderson said he went outside and discovered his truck 30 feet down the street from where it had been parked "It was just crazy to think that someone could nail your car and drive off," he said Anderson said damage to his truck is estimated at $8,000 Scott Anderson says his truck has about $8,000 worth of damage after it was involved in a hit-and-run Monday while parked in South Jordan (Photo: Scott Anderson)Police believe there is a possibility that the driver of the silver Dodge was under the influence If you've seen the Dodge Ram that likely has extensive damage to the front SOUTH JORDAN — The source of a gas leak that caused a South Jordan house to explode resulting in the death of a 15-year-old boy was a gas line located about 150 feet northeast of the home The National Transportation Safety Board on Wednesday released a preliminary report on the Nov. 6 explosion and fire. On that day, an explosion was reported at a house at 10593 S. 3210 West in South Jordan. Logan Hansen, a student at Bingham High School was found dead inside the home about seven hours later Enbridge Gas Utah, which acquired Dominion Energy in June, located the gas leak believed to have caused the explosion on Nov A back door from the home lays in the street behind the home as firefighters respond to an explosion at a home in South Jordan on Nov Deseret News)"Enbridge found a leak about 150 feet northeast of the home on a 4-inch diameter Aldyl A natural gas main it owned and operated The Aldyl A main was manufactured and installed in 1976," the report states The leak was located under the median of 3200 West The safety board noted an Aldyl A pipe "is the trademarked name of a polyethylene plastic gas pipeline product that was manufactured by the DuPont Chemical Company using a proprietary polymer resin. It is no longer manufactured or used in new pipelines." According to findings by the company Exponent which bills itself as a "premium global engineering and scientific consulting firm" since 1967 "Aldyl A polyethylene pipe is now being identified and removed in several states due to its potential vulnerabilities." Those vulnerabilities include "rapid crack propagation ductile rupture and slow crack growth." The National Transportation Safety Board report states pressure in that pipe was operating below the legal maximum level at the time of the explosion "Enbridge detected subsurface gas between the main and two neighboring residences including the accident home and the home immediately to the north The subsurface gas extended from the main to the backyard and front yard of each home reaching about 250 feet from the leak," according to the report The investigation by the agency — which is known for investigating crashes involving aircraft but also watches over the transportation of natural gas — is ongoing and will now look at Enbridge's integrity management program and pipeline safety management system "Our company has been a part of the Utah community for over 95 years and public safety is always our top priority We are deeply saddened by this event and our hearts and prayers go out to the Hansen family for their tragic loss NTSB has published its preliminary report and while federal regulations prohibit us from commenting on the ongoing investigation we remain committed to continuing to contribute to the investigation." The agency also recommends all residences have natural gas alarms or methane detectors South Jordan city administrators reacted to the report in a prepared statement "We know this news may raise questions and concerns about the safety of the transmission lines in our community and how it may relate to your own home and we want residents to feel safe Our public safety team is working closely with residents in the immediately affected neighborhood to share information and provide some additional testing," the city stated while also encouraging residents to get natural gas detectors in their homes Utah — The Utah Transit Authority officially opened the city’s new Trax Red Line downtown station Wednesday sitting adjacent to the Salt Lake Bees new stadium scheduled to open in a couple of weeks when the ceremonial first train stopped at the new station the Bees mascot Bumble was the first one off the train South Jordan Mayor Dawn Ramsey pointed out that now that the city has a total of three Trax stations it really connects with what’s happening in South Jordan with downtown and you can use now our public transit system between Trax and Frontrunner to get anywhere you want to go The new station is right in the middle of the Daybreak community and in talking with people who live in the development Natalie Doty said the new station will make life easier for her significant other “My husband actually works downtown in Salt Lake some days and we’ve been talking about how getting to the other Trax can be kind of difficult Fellow Daybreak resident Mufi Hunt who says he grew up in Salt Lake City added he likes the nearby option of not having to drive to the big city so it’ll be nice to skip all that and just hop on the Trax,” said Hunt more people are expected to converge on the Daybreak area but Doty believes city officials are prepared for the added activity in the area “People jumping on the train and if they’re walking around the neighborhood that could just bring some unsettledness to the families here but I am confident that they’re monitoring that and it’s already on their agenda,’ said Doty And now that the new Trax station is open for business Mayor Ramsey wasn’t shy about promoting why taking the light rail train is the way to go if you’re on the go “Providing options for folks to get around to get where they need to be Utah — Police are sharing footage captured on a South Jordan home's doorbell camera hoping someone can help them find the culprit of a hit-and-run last week South Jordan Police said they initially received last Tuesday The caller reported a gray or silver Dodge Ram 2500 pickup truck that was driving recklessly The concerned driver followed the truck temporarily as it got onto Bangerter Highway Topview Road in the Daybreak neighborhood captured video on their doorbell camera of the truck crashing into a parked pickup (seen above) The video starts as the incident is already underway but it captures the sound of squealing tires as the suspect's truck pushes the other several feet backward The suspect drives off with the front of their truck's hood crumpled up South Jordan Police said the truck in question will have "extensive" damage to the front and is likely leaking fluid Anyone with information about the incident is asked to call 801-840-4000 and ask for Officer Gorman, and reference case number SJ25-8434. They can also message SJPD via Facebook ABC4 Utah Memorial services for the South Jordan firefighter who died while on duty earlier this week have been scheduled for this weekend the department lost its first officer in the line of duty when Sgt Bill Hooser was struck and killed by a suspect in a semi-truck during a traffic stop the friends he made on the force are remembering him as one of the most dedicated officers who took work seriously but also made an emphasis to build relationships A low-pressure system is working its way through the region and will settle over the Four Corners more compact low drops in on the west side of the main low A low pressure system is working its way through the region and will settle over the Four Corners winter-like storm is set to move into the Southwest over the next day or so The action gets underway this morning and lasts through at least Tuesday morning Family and friends tied blue ribbons around Main Street in honor of Sgt The public is urging police to release records after the court dismissed a case against David Hamblin a former Utah therapist accused of ritualistic child sex abuse authorities are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in a cold case homicide from 2022 A Utah Transit Authority rail maintenance worker has passed away after being struck by a vehicle while working in Murray late April A 17-year-old boy has been confirmed deceased after falling into the Weber River and being swept away on Saturday according to the Weber County Sheriff’s Office and a noticeable drop in temperatures...especially across southern Utah The shelter says it has helped over 6,500 families over the past five years what started out as an act of love for their blind daughter became a full-fledged mission to make games more accessible for an entire community Memorial services for the South Jordan firefighter who died while on duty earlier this week took place today A South Jordan firefighter has died after being found unresponsive while on duty Monday afternoon what started out as an act of love for their blind daughter became a full-fledged mission to make games more accessible for an entire community.