LOGAN — After multiple bomb threats on Sunday, Oct. 9, 2023, multiple more threats were reported in Utah on Monday. First, at a St. George airport and then another at Cache Valley Mall in Logan. Explosives were not found at either location, nor were there any found the previous Sunday. The airport director, Rich Steahmeier, told KSL TV that only one terminal was evacuated at St. George Airport around 8 a.m.. It only had one passenger inside, because all other flights had taken off. They moved TSA and Skywest to another terminal during the investigation. Steahmeier said it took about an hour for police to determine that there was no threat. The airport opened back up and the person who was evacuated made their flight. Later on Monday at about 1:30 p.m., the Logan City Police Department initiated a Utah State University bomb dog to clear Cache Valley Mall after everyone was evacuated. Police are asking people to stay away from the area until their search is done, in which case they may reopen the mall later. A USU bomb sniffing dog, K9 Otto, that worked to clear the building of explosives at Cache Valley Mall. (Brian Champagne, KSL TV)
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Logan mall reported bomb threat amid various others; Police search underway – KSL TV

Logan mall reported bomb threat amid various others; Police search underway – KSL TV