Salt Lake City's weather forecast includes calm winds, potential snowfall, and mixed precipitation throughout the week, with little snow accumulation expected.

A 19-year-old man died and two were critically injured in a head-on collision on Redwood Road, Utah. The southbound Hyundai Santa Cruz crossed into oncoming traffic, hitting a Toyota Rav4.

The Sandy City Police Department offers safety tips for Black Friday shoppers on Facebook, advising vigilance in crowds, shopping with a friend, securing belongings, parking in well-lit areas, and locking cars.

A power outage in Utah County affected nearly 20,000 residents due to damaged lines but was rapidly addressed, with most power restored by mid-morning.

Utah teacher Alisha Marie George faces multiple sexual abuse charges involving a minor student. She allegedly abused a 15-year-old boy over several months.

Head-on collision on Redwood Road near Camp Williams results in one teen's death and critical injuries for two others; road closures caused significant delays.

Salt Lake City residents can expect calm weather, including sunny skies and temperatures around 47 degrees. The pattern of mild days and cool nights will continue, with a slight chance of rain and snow by Saturday.

Ogden police arrested a man for assaulting a pregnant woman during a road rage incident; Larry Daley faces charges and denied the assault after arrest.

West Valley City Police are searching for 6-year-old Ayak Mout, who was reportedly kidnapped by her cousin Ayak Ngor. An endangered missing advisory is issued.

Stable weather is forecast for Salt Lake City with moderate temperature fluctuations and mostly sunny skies throughout the week, according to the National Weather Service.

Charles Youngkuom Yoo was sentenced to 25 years to life for the 2024 murders of William Drew Bull and Christopher Owens in Utah, with the possibility of no parole.

Former state senator Derek Kitchen has joined the Democratic race for Utah's 1st Congressional District, emphasizing his progressive stance and previous LGBTQ+ rights work.

The Ogden Police highlighted Officer Medina's act of helping with groceries on a service call, exemplifying community-oriented policing on social media.