As Halloween dawns on Lehi, Utah, the city is abuzz with a mix of somber news and festive celebrations. In the past 24 hours, the community has come together for various events, despite the solemn tone set by a recent tragedy.

On October 16, a construction worker was found dead at a worksite near 3200 North and 1200 West, pinned against a forklift boom truck. The incident, which appears to have occurred overnight, is still under investigation to determine the circumstances surrounding the worker's death.

However, today, October 31, Lehi is transforming into a hub of Halloween festivities. The Lehi Area Chamber of Commerce is hosting "Trick-or-Treat on Lehi Main," a free and safe trick-or-treating event along Lehi’s Historic Main Street from 4-6 p.m. This event promises a fun and secure environment for children to enjoy the holiday.

For those seeking more extensive fall activities, Cornbelly’s in Lehi and Spanish Fork offers over 60 attractions, including pumpkin picking, carnival games, stunt shows, and animal races. Evans Family Farm and Wilkerson Farms also provide pumpkin patches, corn mazes, and other family-friendly activities.

The weather in Lehi today is expected to be crisp and autumnal, with clear skies and temperatures ranging from the mid-50s to mid-60s, perfect for outdoor Halloween celebrations.

While local high school sports scores are not available in the latest updates, the community spirit remains high as families prepare for a night of trick-or-treating and other Halloween events.

Air quality in the area is moderate, and the pollen count is relatively low, making it a comfortable day for outdoor activities.

As the sun sets on Lehi, the city's residents are gearing up for a night of spooky fun and family entertainment, honoring the spirit of Halloween while remembering the recent loss in their community.