The morning’s downpour subsided as the procession approached along its 60-mile journey to Santaquin. One woman unfurled an American flag over the interstate as several other onlookers solemnly observed the hundreds of police cruisers and ambulances deliberately making their way down the center of the highway.

A procession for fallen Santaquin Police Sgt. Bill Hooser will be held this morning starting at 10 a.m., and it will be followed by a new conference with the department starting at noon.

"It was my first time doing it and I was really happy to participate in it because I wanted to honor the police because they did a lot of work," Liam said. "I was trying to play as good as I could, I wanted them to feel good.

Authorities arrested a suspect Sunday after a Santaquin Police officer was killed in a suspected hit-and-run incident Sunday morning.

The widow of a fallen officer shared her story of grief in light of the Santaquin officer who was killed on I-15 Sunday morning.

A suspect was taken into custody after police said he fatally struck a Santaquin police officer with a semi-truck before fleeing on I-15.

The body of a fallen Santaquin police officer will be carried in a procession Monday at 10 a.m., from the medical examiner’s office in Taylorsville to hometown of Santaquin. The officer was deliberately struck and killed by a semitruck driver early Sunday,

Santaquin Police Lt. Mike Wall appeared to struggle to speak as he recalled receiving the notification early Sunday that an officer from his department had been killed in the line of duty. “Our entire department is hurt,