Orem is building the Orem Gold Star Monument to honor military families. It's a community project and residents can contribute. Located near City Hall, it commemorates sacrifices made by those in the Armed Forces.

UDOT announces lane closures on I-15 for pedestrian bridge work and warns of frequent daytime shutdowns on U.S. Route 189 due to controlled blasting, advising travelers to plan accordingly and monitor updates.

Layton City announces pavilion and pool rental dates for summer season, running May 1 to September 30, with a booking option available from January 1.

Yolanda Villalobos, missing 60-year-old from Salt Lake City, was found safe and the police thanked the community for their help in the search. She had last been seen at WinCo.

Orem's local government welcomes new officials with an Oath of Office ceremony offering an open invitation to the community, reinforcing civic engagement and democratic traditions.

Two skiers triggered a backcountry avalanche near Brighton Resort; Utah Avalanche Center investigates with no fatalities reported and seeks information.

A man in Provo, Utah, was arrested for firing a gun during a New Year's Eve road-rage incident. He was on parole and driving with a suspended license.

The St. George Police Department posted a reminder on social media to stop at red lights, highlighting the importance of this basic road safety rule for public safety.

The Winter Farmers Market at Wheeler Historic Farm offers local goods and crafts indoors every Sunday in Salt Lake County, with a wide array of produce, food, and handmade items.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of rain, storms, and potential snow for Salt Lake City, suggesting indoor activities as strong winds and precipitation are expected.

Ogden City prepares to induct new council members Ken Richey, Alicia Washington, and Kevin Lundell on January 5, with the event streamed online. Flor Lopez will be sworn in separately on January 13.

The Summit County Sheriff's Office in Utah thanked its community on social media for their trust and support, emphasizing the importance of cooperation for a safe community in 2026.

The Ogden Police Department shared a New Year message on Facebook, reflecting on 2025 and expressing gratitude to their community, emphasizing their commitment to professional service and community partnership.