The NWS in Salt Lake City reports clear skies at 45°F with a forecast of sunny days and highs up to 81°F but a turn to showers and cooler temps starting Thursday night.

A Salt Lake City officer was bitten by a dog and shot it in self-defense; the dog was euthanized. No arrests were made. The incident involved trespassers, and the police released footage for transparency.

The Salt Lake City Police commemorated the 45th anniversary of Detective David W. Olson's death, who was killed accidentally 45 years ago and had also served in the Vietnam War.

Utah businessman Kenny Van Der Spek has been charged with running a $5 million Ponzi scheme, deceiving investors, and misusing funds for personal expenses.

The Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia Research Center at Utah State University funds ten catalyst grants to support innovative research on Alzheimer's and dementia.

USU alumnus Brigham Moore is named the 2025 Federal Engineer of the Year for his impactful military engineering projects.

Gov. Spencer J. Cox signed SB 230 into law, changing the language used to refer to Utah residents in state documents, promoting inclusivity and respect.

Erik Phillip Roan, a 31-year-old Salt Lake County school employee, was arrested for the sexual exploitation of minors, facing charges related to child sex abuse material after a social media tip sparked an investigation.

Utah Governor Cox and Lt. Governor Henderson have a busy week, including bill reviews, meetings with an Uzbek ambassador and Elder Bednar, and discussions with Commonwealth Fusion and Holdman Studios.

Utah is bracing for travel disruptions due to a significant weather shift, with UDOT issuing a Road Weather Alert for Monday evening into Tuesday, anticipating snow and hazardous conditions.

Salt Lake City Police arrested Bernice Oneal, 54, for allegedly running a drug lab, seizing drugs, cash, and equipment. Charges are not yet proven in court.

USU's College of Veterinary Medicine celebrated a major milestone by installing the final steel beam on its new building, with a ceremonial event featuring traditions and highlighting the future state-of-the-art facilities for students.

Richard Mitchell from Utah received a two-year probation sentence for bankruptcy fraud after being convicted for hiding assets and bribery in bankruptcy.