The Sandy City Police Department is cracking down on speeding in school zones, recently pulling over a driver going 17 mph over the limit near Granite Elementary. They are emphasizing safety for schoolchildren through social media.

Salt Lake City's restaurant community is helping businesses and employees hit by a devastating Main Street fire, with fundraisers and job offers to those affected.

The Runnin' Utes announced their non-conference schedule for the 2025-26 season, featuring home games, an exhibition against Nevada, and matchups with teams like Holy Cross and Cal Poly. Tickets are on sale.

Provo Police and Fire Departments compete in the Battle of the Badges Blood Drive, encouraging community blood donations with incentives and friendly rivalry.

Ogden City dedicates a new field house to fallen Officer Nathan James Lyday at the Marshall N. White Community Center, inviting the public to the August 14 ceremony.

The Monroe Canyon Fire in Utah has grown to over 70,000 acres, with 26% containment, impacting local areas and infrastructure; crews are actively battling the fire.

An experimental plane performed a successful emergency "belly skid" landing at Provo Airport after its landing gear fell off post-takeoff; no injuries or extra damage occurred.

32 University of Utah alumni, including six rookies, are currently playing in the NFL preseason, with a focus on their performance and potential to make team rosters.

Taylorsville's Night Out Against Crime event aims to strengthen community-law enforcement bonds with activities, safety information, food trucks, and live music on Friday.

The Utah Jazz, with local police foundations, offers a basketball clinic for youth on August 8th to teach skills and provide games, requiring registration.

Two people died in a rollover crash near the Utah-Idaho border, with open containers suggesting impairment and lack of seatbelt use contributing to the fatalities.

Governor Cox and Lt. Gov. Henderson of Utah have a busy week with a team retreat, in-house meetings, a digital summit for Cox, and a business roundtable for Henderson, among other events.

July was the deadliest month for motorcyclists in Utah, with 14 deaths contributing to 44 total fatalities in the year, prompting safety pleas from officials.