The North Fork Special Service District is seeking applicants for three vacancies on its Administrative Control Board, with a December 12, 2025, application deadline.

The NWS forecasts a pleasant week in Salt Lake City with mild temperatures, clear skies, and a high near 68 degrees. A slight chance of rain is expected later in the week.

Utahns find interim relief from the federal shutdown's threat to SNAP benefits via legal rulings and local community support, with restaurants offering free meals and pantries serving those in need.

Utah County's CASFB aims to collect 70,000 pounds of food by December 20th due to over 11,800 households losing SNAP benefits. Community support is sought through donations and volunteering.

Salt Lake City announced a watch party for the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Games, with live streams, food trucks, and guest Olympians, warming viewers up for the city's 2034 hosting.

Clear skies, mild temps, and light winds are expected in Salt Lake City, with highs around 60°F and lows near 42°F. Haze may persist, and the weekend will likely remain mostly sunny.

Governor Cox of Utah is set to discuss the state's housing plans, focusing on attainable housing, at the 515 Tower in Salt Lake City, where he will unveil strategies to address housing affordability.

USU is preparing for its largest Fall Student Research Symposium with over 250 undergraduate presentations, indicating growing interest in student research and a significant increase from 15 in 2013.

Taylorsville City Council celebrated the SLCC Bruins baseball team's win in the Junior College World Series with a "Bruins Day" proclamation.

The article summarizes the participation of former Utah Utes football players in NFL Week 8, highlighting their performances in various games and roles, including coaching positions.

The Utah Women & Leadership Project released a brief on the effects of social and cultural factors on women's body image and cosmetic surgery trends in Utah.

Salt Lake City firefighters extinguished a significant fire at Polar Service Center after a vehicle ignited inside, causing $500,000 in damages but no injuries.

A second juvenile has been arrested in Denver for a fatal shooting near Ben Lomond High School in Ogden, charged with aggravated murder and other offenses.