Hundreds rallied on the south steps of the Utah State Capitol for the March for Life as the state's trigger abortion ban remains blocked by court orders. Organizers and faith leaders urged courts and lawmakers to act while litigation continues.

Forecast shows clear skies and chilly weather ahead for Salt Lake City, with temperatures ranging from lows of 21°F to highs near 53°F throughout the week.

Walmart donated 33 cold weather kits to the Salt Lake City Police to help those in need during winter, including a blanket, hand warmers, and clothing items.

Utah Governor Spencer J. Cox emphasized a return to America's foundational principles in his 2026 State of the State address, focusing on civic virtue, self-governance, literacy, homeownership, and responses to social challenges.

JLL has listed Salt Lake’s 20.9‑acre Gateway complex for sale after Vestar’s multi‑year overhaul. The package includes retail, offices, entertainment venues and the Asher Adams hotel.

A Utah man with a face tattoo faces federal charges for a bank robbery, during which he allegedly stole $140 and tipped $120 at a restaurant afterward.

An elderly man using a walker was fatally hit by a pickup truck in Delta, and the driver is cooperating with the investigation. No further details about charges are available.

Study shows the Four Corners potato was farmed by Native Americans in the American Southwest for over 10,000 years, offering new insights into regional domestication history.

The Cottonwood Paper Mill faces possible demolition due to safety and financial concerns, but preservationists and local residents advocate for its restoration and reuse, despite divergent views on its structural viability.

Clayton Keller led the Utah Mammoth to a 5-4 overtime win against the Flyers, scoring the equalizer and the game-winner, extending their streak to four victories.

A family in Salt Lake County sued Roblox and Discord, claiming they didn't prevent a sexual predator from exploiting their 15-year-old son on the platforms.

Federal land managers announced approval of the Northern Corridor right‑of‑way near St. George, pairing a highway through Red Cliffs with a new Zone 6 conservation parcel. The move revives years of legal fights over tortoise habitat and Moe’s Valley recreation.

Court documents say a Sandy home-care manager allegedly padded Medicaid claims and used funds to buy a house and cars.