Scholars at the J. Willard Marriott Library discussed AI's future, drawing on historical insights and considering its ethical use in society and education.

A young Tanzanian girl attacked by hyenas received life-changing surgery to restore her vision from the John A. Moran Eye Center's Global Outreach team.

Wheeler Basin Services District seeks a new board member. Applicants must meet specific qualifications including being a voter who owns land or represents a landowner in the area. Applications close on August 12, 2025.

Before Utah's general season archery hunts for deer and elk, the DWR emphasizes safety checks for equipment and legal knowledge, including portable stand use, careful arrow handling, and respecting hunting laws.

Twelve individuals from Venezuela and Colombia were indicted for bank fraud and property transactions in Utah, involving a scheme with fake checks between January and June 2023.

A man was arrested for allegedly assaulting a woman near a Midvale high school, who later died at the hospital. He admitted the altercation to police after surveillance identified him.

Body of a 39-year-old man recovered at Yuba State Park Reservoir after search teams respond to a missing person report.

A 23-year-old man drowned at Causey Reservoir after cliff jumping and failing to resurface; his body was found by divers following an extensive search.

Utah track & field athletes compete in Europe; Emily Martin joins Team Canada for 4x100m relay in London, while Katarzyna Nowakowska races in the 5000m for Poland in Norway.

USU alumna Andrea Decker contributes to the preservation of cultural heritage at the Library of Congress, particularly through the American Folklife Center.

Lawyers for Utah death row inmate Ralph Menzies filed a clemency petition to stop his execution by firing squad, citing issues with his mental competency.

Search efforts increase for missing hiker Chad Burningham in Tooele County, with authorities and volunteers using helicopters, dogs, and ground teams.

Utah's summer mountain visitors might encounter local mountain goats, which have rubbery hooves for climbing and shed their winter coats. The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources advises hikers to keep their distance and not feed the wildlife.