The University of Utah hosted the fourth annual Race for Campus Safety in memory of Lauren McCluskey and to promote safety reforms on college campuses.

A substation issue caused a power outage for over 18,500 in Salt Lake County; however, power was restored by 4 p.m. according to KUTV and KSL reports. Rocky Mountain Power is investigating the cause.

Salt Lake City forecasts a slight chance of rain with a high near 58°F followed by a clear weekend. Conditions remain mild with highs in the mid-50s to low 60s and nights in the 30s and 40s.

The Utah DWR warns against illegal fish transfers, highlighting the ecological damage caused by introduced non-native species like smallmouth bass in Lloyds Lake. They stress enforcement and responsible pet ownership.

Marta Brizeyda Renderos Leiva's lawyers argue her detention by ICE was due to a mailing error causing her to miss a court date; she remains in jail as they seek to reopen her case.

Governor Spencer J. Cox awarded 25 Utah state employees with the 2025 Governor’s Awards for Excellence, recognizing their exceptional service and contributions across various departments.

Americana musician Todd Snider was arrested in Utah after allegedly threatening hospital staff following his treatment for severe injuries from an assault.

The City of South Jordan announces the opening of a new Passport Office on November 12 to ease the process of obtaining travel documents for residents.

Salt Lake City enjoys clear skies and mild temperatures, with the National Weather Service forecasting sunny days and possible light rain later in the week.

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.