Utah's traffic fatalities saw a decrease during the 100 Deadliest Days of summer, according to the UDOT, with road deaths down by almost 10% year-to-date and crashes at a 10-year low. However, motorcycle fatalities increased by 36%.

A Utah tarot card reader, "Rafael The Grand Warlock," faces sexual abuse charges, including object rape. The district attorney commends survivors' courage and encourages others to come forward.

A woman died in a crash when her SUV crossed the centerline and sideswiped a semi on SR-6 in Utah. The wet conditions were noted, but no clear cause was stated. The semi driver was unharmed, and investigations continue.

The University of Utah women's soccer team resumes its non-conference play against Utah State and N.C. State after a pause, focusing on strategy and rivalries.

Utah Governor Spencer J. Cox has a busy week of diverse activities, including awards, interviews, and judiciary matters, with engagements in service innovation, energy policy, and public ceremonies.

A water line leak in Draper led to an emergency water shut off, extending into a second day and affecting residents. Crews worked to fix the issue, with temporary road patching completed.

Rain and thunderstorms are forecasted for Salt Lake City throughout the week, with high chances of precipitation and slightly fluctuating temperatures.

The Utah Wildlife Board introduces an e-tagging system for hunters to electronically record their harvests and implements changes to wildlife management permits and rules to improve convenience and preserve ecosystems.

Isolated showers and thunderstorms are forecasted after 9 a.m. with a high near 96°F, and a 20% chance of precipitation. Evening conditions will be partly cloudy with a low around 70°F.

St. Louis encephalitis virus detected in Salt Lake County mosquitoes, prompting health officials to alert medical professionals and urge public preventative measures.

Utah's reservoirs are depleting quickly due to a dry summer, with levels now at 67% compared to 83% last year. Conservation efforts are being promoted to address the water shortage.

An Extreme Heat Warning has been issued for parts of Utah, with temperatures possibly reaching 108°F. The NWS advises residents to stay cool and hydrated.

The Salt Lake Plaza Hotel is set to close and be demolished, with plans to turn the site into a parking facility for Salt Lake Temple visitors. Employees will receive assistance.