Utah County officials have unanimously voted to increase cooperation with ICE despite heavy public opposition during a five-hour meeting where no speakers supported the move.

The Forsyth Fire in Washington County is 77% contained after a lightning strike, with 561 firefighters deployed. A rare "firenado" from the Deer Creek Fire damaged structures, and a firefighter was injured. Fire restrictions are in place.

Barry Manilow awarded Utah music teacher Jason Weimer a $10,000 check during a concert, as part of the "Manilow Music Teacher Award" for his dedication to music education.

Linda Disney, a blind woman, works with Utah's transportation department to improve crosswalk accessibility, advocating for APS systems which have been installed at state intersections.

A motorcyclist died in St. George during a traffic stop after reportedly driving erratically. The Critical Incident Task Force is investigating the single-vehicle crash that occurred during the attempted stop.

USU is expanding its BSN program, with a new facility and increased enrollment, to meet healthcare demands and maintain high licensure exam pass rates.

The BLM approved the Wildcat Loadout Facility's expansion, emphasizing infrastructure and stewardship of public lands, aiming to strengthen US energy security.

A vehicle crashed into a Herriman strip mall causing a fire, explosion, and multiple injuries. Authorities evacuated the area and closed local roads during the emergency response and investigation.

Weber County Commission seeks applicants for Ogden Valley TV Board to maintain over-the-air TV service. Eligible voters in the district can apply by August 2, 2025.

The Tabby Three wildfire, sparked by illegal steel bullet use, burned 39 acres on Stansbury Island, Utah, with 30% containment.

USU collaborates with Nathan Ruben and USA Project Valor to build a housing complex for veterans in Hyde Park, set to open in August 2025, to combat isolation among student-veterans.

Caile Noble was sentenced to 20 years for meth distribution and money laundering in Utah, involving the Sinaloa Cartel and large quantities of drugs. The case is part of Project Safe Neighborhoods.

A Utah green card holder was wrongly detained for 48 days in an immigration facility after visiting Peru, due to government oversight. His attorney argues his past charges don't warrant deportation.