Why are UDOT crews working in the water AND on the roads?
SPANISH FORK, Utah — In fact, flooding along the creek completely shut down parts of Highway 89 most of the week, making it difficult living for nearby residents.
The Miller's, who live on US-89 near the town of Thistle, say the worst of the flooding was Tuesday night when the water went up their driveway, but thankfully, never inside. The highway was finally reopened to traffic in both directions on Thursday afternoon.
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