68-year-old Richard Eugene Stikeleather of Taylorsville was arrested Thursday evening (May 1) and charged with failure to notify law enforcement of address change as a registered sex-offender He is being held in the Alexander County Jail under a $75,000 bond Stikeleather was convicted in 2011 of indecent liberties with a minor in Catawba County 30-year-old Peter Grant Catoe of Knollwood Drive in Boone has been arrested by Boone Police… 42-year-old Christopher Scott Woody of Antioch Road in Morganton was arrested by Burke County Sheriff’s… 33-year-old Kayly Renee Allman of Glen Powell Avenue and 41-year-old Dustin Ray McCurry of Hawkins… so imagine not having access to your mailbox for weeks without end in sight Diane Shipp has been anxiously waiting for a car title to show up in the mail "I cannot get keys for the mailbox," Shipp said Her mail gets delivered to a cluster box at her apartment complex When she moved in at the start of February the landlord told her she'd have to get the key to her box directly from the U.S Shipp said she went the next day and spoke to the postmaster "He informed me it would be a couple of weeks," Shipp said She said those two weeks got stretched into another two weeks "He calls me and continually tells me a couple more weeks Shipp said that she has spoken to the postmaster multiple times he told her that the post office needed to replace the lock on her mailbox but that they couldn't because they did not have any Diane Shipp tells KSL’s Matt Gephardt that she keeps getting told “two weeks” on how long it’ll take to get her a mailbox key KSL-TV)"It shouldn't be this difficult to get my keys for the mailbox," she said The KSL Investigators reached out to the U.S a spokesperson told us the postal service "strives to always provide the best possible service." The USPS attributed the delay to a backorder on new locks Shipp's lock and provided her with the keys." Though she'll tell you she shouldn't have had to Get Gephardt If you're having issues with your U.S. mail, the USPS said you can contact your local post office, call 1-800-ASK-USPS (800-275-8777) or use its website, www.usps.com/help 32-year-old Alexander Lee Hampton of Taylorsville was arrested last Wednesday (April 23) by Probation and Parole Officers in Alexander County He’s charged with felony probation violation Hampton has a 2023 charge pending in Alexander County for possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and probation violation He was also charged with defrauding a drug/alcohol test earlier this year Hampton has a long list of prior convictions on charges that include financial card fraud He was jailed in the Alexander County Detention Center under a secured bond of $10,000 A District Court date is scheduled for May 12 a Superior Court appearance is set for July 14 34-year old Alisa Marie Moretz of Taylorsville has been arrested in Iredell County for the second time this month She was charged with felony larceny of a motor vehicle Moretz was taken into custody Tuesday (April 22) and placed in the Iredell County Jail where she’s being held without bond Statesville Police arrested Moretz on April 12 for a felony probation violation She is currently serving a 24-month suspended sentence following a January conviction in Iredell County for felony possession of a schedule II controlled substance 37-year-old Matthew Lawton Headden of Taylorsville was recently sentenced to six-to-17 months in prison after entering a plea for making a false bomb threat to a public building a call was received by the Clerk of Courts Office indicating a bomb had been placed in the Alexander County Courthouse The structure was evacuated and a search was conducted Alexander County Sheriff’s Officers arrested Headden Headden is serving his sentence in the Granville Correctional Institute in Oxford 43-year-old David Wesley Fox of Taylorsville was arrested Tuesday (April 1) by Alexander County Sheriff’s Deputies and charged with felony possession of a controlled substance on prison or jail premises Fox was initially served with an arrest warrant from Iredell County for failure to appear During the intake process at the Alexander County Detention Center Fox was found to be in possession of methamphetamine An appearance in District Court was scheduled for April 7 in Taylorsville Utah — Officials are asking the public for help locating a missing man from Taylorsville after he left medical care against medical advice without his medications Friday night was last seen with Angela Galloway and was possibly driving a 2005 Silver Dodge Ram and may be in the Kearns area Anyone who may has located Picklesimer is asked to contact Taylorsville police referencing case TY25-10661 by calling 801-840-4000 Stay with FOX 13 News and fox13now.com for updates on this breaking news story Michael Underwood of Taylorsville has won a $1.16 million jackpot in the North Carolina Education Lottery’s Multiplier Mania game Underwood played a $2 ticket Saturday morning (March 15) and won the top level ‘gold jackpot’ in the lottery’s digital instant game which features a progressive jackpot that can be won at any time His win is the second largest win since the lottery introduced digital instants Underwood claimed his prize Thursday (March 20) at lottery headquarters After required federal and state tax withholdings Digital instant games are played exclusively online on the lottery’s website or on the N.C 41 different games are currently available to play online Morganton Public Safety responded to a vehicle accident… Catawba County agencies and organizations will commemorate Juneteenth with celebrations,… A home sustained heavy damage in a fire Sunday night (May 5) SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — A man with several felony warrants was detained by U.S Marshals Friday after being found hiding in a crawl space of a Salt Lake City residence Taylorsville police said they learned of several no-bail warrants recently issued for 62-year-old Guy William Fenstermaker on March 20 an officer spotted the black Ford F150 that Fenstermaker was believed to be driving and attempted to conduct a traffic stop Fenstermaker reportedly fled at a high speed and was not immediately located The vehicle was later tracked by license plate recognition cameras officers received a tip that Fenstermaker was at a residence near 1700 East and Rosecrest Drive in Salt Lake City officers observed him entering and exiting the home Marshals Service Violent Fugitive Apprehension Strike Team launched an operation to apprehend Fenstermaker Authorities contained the residence and attempted multiple times to make verbal contact VFAST members entered the home and found Fenstermaker hiding in a crawl space between the basement ceiling and the subfloor of the second story Fenstermaker was reportedly noncompliant with commands to surrender and had to be physically removed by first responders Fenstermaker was booked into the Salt Lake County Metro Jail on charges of failure to stop at the command of law enforcement 55-year-old Rhonda Jean Teague of Taylorsville was arrested by Alexander County Sheriff’s Officers on March 19 and charged with felony obtaining property by false pretenses two additional counts of fraud-obtaining property by false pretenses were filed against Teague Teague was released under a secured bond of $10,000 She is now in custody under a $40,000 secured bond District Court appearances are coming up on March 31 and April 14 One person has been taken into custody after a short vehicle chase led to a Taylorvsille standoff with shots fired 2025 when troopers from the Utah Highway Patrol attempted a vehicle stop in South Salt Lake Utah (KUTV) — One person has been taken into custody after a short vehicle chase led to a Taylorvsille standoff with shots fired The incident started Wednesday evening when troopers from the Utah Highway Patrol attempted a vehicle stop in South Salt Lake Cameron Roden said the suspect was seen driving at a “very high rate of speed.” but the suspect fled southbound on Interstate 15 They followed the suspect to westbound I-215 and terminated the pursuit when the vehicle pulled off at Redwood Road They were able to track the license plate to a home in Taylorsville and went to that location They were able to take the suspect into custody Officials from the Taylorsville Police Department asked people to avoid the area around 6200 South (Tierra Rose Drive) and 2200 West due to police activity Access to some of the streets in the area was blocked while officers worked at the scene Utah (KUTV) — Cell phone video shows the moment the suspect was taken into custody after leading Utah Highway Patrol on a high-speed pursuit the chase began after they received 911 calls reporting multiple shots fired near a school in South Salt Lake A UHP trooper spotted the suspect vehicle traveling over 100 miles per hour and initiated a pursuit ,but called it off due to dangerous driving conditions Major Jeff Nigbur said it is the department's policy to terminate pursuits when the risk of stopping a suspect outweighs public safety concerns “We have a standing policy that we don't chase off the freeway there are typically higher rates of speed involved and we have to balance that safety out,” Nigbur said Troopers identified the owner of the vehicle as Carson Thain Moffett and tracked his registration to a neighborhood in Taylorsville The Taylorsville Police Department also responded to assist Garrett Nunnelley was home when he noticed troopers outside his house “My brother and I are looking out the window and then we hear a gunshot—boom,” said Nunnelley Nunnelley said shortly after seeing the officers he heard gunshots coming from a nearby home Officials said multiple shots were fired by the suspect inside the home A probable cause statement said Moffett drove out of the house before a Taylorsville police officer crashed his patrol car into the suspect’s vehicle to prevent him from escaping No injuries were reported as a result of the shooting but a Taylorsville police officer and the suspect suffered injuries from the crash “This looks like something you see on the internet not something that I see in my front yard,” he said and UHP says they will pursue additional federal charges against Moffett because he was not allowed to possess a firearm due to his criminal history Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Our hearts are broken as we say goodbye to our beloved husband Daniel Jon Armstrong was born on 3 July 1952 to Wilson and Venice Armstrong in Idaho Falls Dan inherited Wilson's child-like mischievous nature that could be seen in the twinkle in his eye and the way he smiled; a trait that Dan passed on to many of his own grandchildren He served an LDS mission to Auckland New Zealand where he fell in love with the people and culture he attended BYU where he met the love of his life They were married in the Salt Lake LDS temple on 28 April 1977 They welcomed 7 children into their home and all 7 of them were loved unconditionally He loved fishing and hunting with his boys and spoiling his daughters One of his fondest memories was when he earned his black belt in Taekwondo with his son he made sure his children knew their worth and felt their love Dan owned his own CPA firm for 42 years and considered his clients as friends He also served two two terms as city council member for Taylorsville City Dan was a devout member of the LDS church his whole life and loved serving in his many different callings from primary teacher and in young mens again and again and again He taught values and principles through his Christlike generosity His grandchildren idolized him and his childlike mischief was endearing to all He loved teasing everyone and made friends wherever he went hard working and had a great sense of humor He has now been reunited with his parents as well as his two brothers A viewing will be held at the LDS church building located at 5233 S 3200 W in Taylorsville on Friday 11 April from 6-8pm and the following day from 10-10:45am Funeral services are Saturday 12 April at 11am Interment will follow the services at the Taylorsville cemetery located at 4567 S Redwood Rd  For those who would like to view the services remotely, please click on this link.  https://zoom.us/j/98698972943 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 – One person died and others were injured following a crash in Taylorsville on Saturday night according to the North Carolina State Highway Patrol failed to stop at a stop sign and collided with a Toyota Tacoma heading south on NC 16 35-year-old Jose Guadalupe Gutierrez Estrada and other passengers were transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries Troopers said that impairment and speed were contributing factors in the collision They also said that no charges will be filed in this case 25-year-old Dalton Lee Lindsey and 25-year-old Jami Olivia Singleton have been arrested and charged with one count each of trafficking marijuana and deliver marijuana; maintaining a vehicle or dwelling for a controlled substance They were taken into custody on February 26 after Alexander County Sheriff’s Officers executed a search warrant at an address on Willow Court in Taylorsville with assistance from the Taylorsville Police Department Officers found approximately 52 pounds of marijuana Lindsey and Singleton were each jailed under a $50,000 secured bond First appearances in District Court were set for March 3 18-year-old Faith Cheyenne Hedrick of Taylorsville has been arrested by Alexander County Sheriff’s Officers and charged with one count each of assault with a deadly weapon inflicting serious bodily injury 9-1-1 Communications took a call regarding a domestic assault that occurred on Shorty Miller Road Deputies arrived on the scene to find a male subject with an apparent stab wound to his arm The victim was transported to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries Hedrick was arrested and jailed under no bond A first appearance in District Court was scheduled today (February 24) The man who is in critical condition aftercrashing into a McDonald'sis just 20 years old a Taylorsville police lieutenant confirmed TAYLORSVILLE, Utah (KUTV) — The man who is in critical condition after crashing into a McDonald's is just 20 years old a lieutenant with the Taylorsville Police Department confirmed The man was ejected from his vehicle and flown to a burn unit in critical condition Ryan Carver said this incident occurred around 1:40 a.m The vehicle was reportedly traveling east on 5400 South through Kearns the driver struck the center of a raised concrete barrier for an unknown reason The vehicle then struck a McDonald’s and came to an immediate stop Carver said the man suffered life-threatening injuries and serious burns They were transported to the University of Utah Burn Center in Salt Lake City The Taylorsville Police Department’s Crash Analysis Reconstruction Team has taken over the investigation due to the severity of the injuries and investigators are working to determine other potential causes of the crash Danielle Mackimm contributed to this report