Drake Digiorno's pinch-hit double helped the Utah Utes defeat the BYU Cougars 6-4, tying their series amidst a tight game that saw multiple lead changes.

Martin Schiller has joined the University of Utah's men's basketball team as an assistant coach, bringing international experience to Alex Jensen's staff.

A stolen truck incident in Utah ended with one person arrested after the driver crashed into law enforcement vehicles, causing two agents to sustain injuries.

A fire at a Salt Lake City recycling center could burn for days, with firefighters contending with a large pile of burning vehicles and hazardous materials.

Shad Burraston is recognized as Utah County's Employee of the Month for his exemplary service and problem-solving as new Division Manager of Buildings in Public Works.

A legally blind man in a wheelchair drowned at Legacy Village in St. George, Utah. Police are investigating the incident as a possible accidental drowning, and an autopsy has been scheduled.

SLCPD arrested Oakland Alope Taoipu Faamoe for the 2022 murder of Anetupou Niualiku, based on witness information and vehicle evidence linking him to the crime scene.

A man was arrested for DUI and automobile homicide after running a red light and causing a fatal three-vehicle crash in Salt Lake City’s Poplar Grove neighborhood.

Ogden police fatally shot a "known white supremacist gang member" wanted for aggravated robbery; one officer was injured but will recover. The shooting is under investigation.

Gov. Spencer J. Cox will ceremonially sign legislation in Utah on online safety and data autonomy, banning phones in classrooms to focus on learning and digital sovereignty.

Utah's Governor Cox and Lt. Governor Henderson's schedules include ceremonial signings, meetings, and community events for the week of March 31 to April 6, highlighting their engagement in governance and cultural activities.

A woman is critically injured after being hit by a car in Salt Lake City; the driver, who initially left the scene, is now cooperating with police. Traffic delays expected.

An 81-year-old substitute teacher was arrested for alleged lewd conduct at a Salt Lake City middle school after being accused of masturbating to pornography during class.