Utah County Commissioners support Governor Cox's plan to deport illegal immigrants who commit crimes in the state following state and federal initiatives.

The article reports the arrest of Darrel Eugene Choate for the 1972 murder of Gregory Dahl Nickell, where DNA advancements helped identify him and an accomplice.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints readies its annual Christmas light display at Temple Square, featuring additional lights and nativity scenes.

Weber County partners with Nordic Village to enhance roadways near a ski resort, with the county to maintain the roads post-approval. Details are available at the county office for public review.

The National Weather Service forecasts a wintry mix for Salt Lake City, with varying chances of rain and snow and fluctuating temperatures over the next few days.

A woman was arrested for road rage and robbery at a Habit Burger Grill after tailgating and confronting another driver; Tesla camera footage aided her identification.

Two people were hospitalized after a T-bone crash in Taylorsville knocked out a power pole, affecting approximately 1,700 residents. Investigations do not currently link drugs or alcohol to the accident.

SLCPD provides updates on two separate weekend homicides, detailing a shooting resulting in Oscar Moreno's death and a possible self-defense case, plus another incident involving Maxwell Rodgers and Charlie Poulsen.

A man was shot and killed by Weber County deputies in West Haven after he wielded a knife. The deputies are on leave, and the incident is under investigation.

Karel Vejmelka of the Utah Hockey Club made 49 saves in a 4-1 win against the Carolina Hurricanes, marking a standout performance and the team's third win in ten games.

A 47-year-old man was arrested in Salt Lake City for causing over $5,000 in property damage, including vandalism at the DA's office and a Mercedes-Benz dealership.

Two Utah businessmen were indicted for wire fraud and money laundering in a scheme defrauding investors through their company, Wagscap Food Services, LLC.

A wild palomino stallion, Pyrite, was shot in Utah's Onaqui Herd Management Area. The Wild Beauty Foundation and BLM are investigating, with a reward offered for information leading to conviction.