The Mayor's Corner recapitulated South Jordan's summer successes, highlighting new park amenities, cultural events, races, and festivities fostering community engagement and active lifestyles.

Utah basketball's Babacar Faye will miss the entire 2025-26 season due to a left leg injury sustained in practice, but is expected to make a full recovery.

Utah expands its Care Communities program, led by First Lady Abby Cox, to support foster families with the help of volunteers, to be announced at the Governor's Mansion.

Heavy rains have caused a second mudslide in Provo, affecting roads and raising concerns about the Buckley Draw burn scar area's stability. Measures are being taken to mitigate future damage.

Utah State University hosted the Leonard J. Arrington Mormon History Lecture with Richard E. Turley Jr. speaking on team efforts in Latter-day Saint historical scholarship.

A 12-year-old boy on an e-bike was hit by a car in a Centerville crosswalk; he sustained non-life-threatening injuries. The driver was cited for overtaking a stopped vehicle at a crosswalk.

A man died after his car struck debris on I-15 near Rose Park, causing authorities to close the southbound lanes for investigation. Traffic delays are expected.

A semitruck driver was critically injured in a fire on I-15 in Iron County, not due to a crash. The incident blocked traffic and is under investigation.

The University of Utah's baseball team practiced for the first time as a full squad on the new Charlie Monfort Field, with construction on track for the 2026 season.

Research on LEGO's transformation into a learning organization by three academics receives the Shingo Research Award, as announced by Utah State University.

No. 20 ranked University of Utah volleyball team is set to compete in the SLO Classic, facing California Baptist, Cal Poly, and St. Mary’s in their final non-conference matches.

A head-on collision on SR-50 involving a truck and motorcycle killed two people; speed and drowsy driving are key factors being investigated. Traffic was disrupted for hours.

Utah State University's Science Unwrapped will feature Sascha Baldauf and Molly Cannon demonstrating the use of technology to study mummies on September 19, with activities and a presentation suitable for all ages.