The Weber-Morgan Children's Justice Center is opening in May, offering increased capacity and enhanced facilities for children affected by crime, with support from various community partners and donors.

Jeremiah Joseph Evans pled guilty to securities fraud and money laundering, defrauding investors of over $20 million with false claims about e-commerce investments.

Salt Lake City Police seized 2,500 fentanyl pills, other drugs, and firearms during a successful operation led by its VCAT, arresting suspect Marco Antonio Lopez on multiple charges.

A 3.4-magnitude earthquake hit southern Utah, causing minimal impact due to its remote location and depth of 1.30 miles. Reports suggest no significant damage or injuries.

Utah joins a $17 million settlement with Edward Jones over advisory account switches after a multi-state investigation into compliance with fiduciary standards.

Salt Lake City faced a cold morning at 28°F and clear visibility, with a 40% chance of snow and a high of 29°F expected. Warming is predicted later in the week.

A hiker in Southern Utah found human remains near Elephant Arch. Police are investigating the male decedent, whose family has been notified. No foul play is indicated.

The Weber County Commission has announced an open board seat for the Ogden Valley TV Board and is accepting applications from eligible local residents until February 14, 2025.

SLCC's Utah Veteran Business Resource Center is launching the "Year of the Veteran Entrepreneur" on January 17 at The Mill Entrepreneurship Center, aimed at supporting veteran-owned businesses.

Dr. Amanda Price has been appointed as Utah's new state veterinarian after serving as the assistant for five years, bringing extensive veterinary experience to the role.

Tyler James Flynn was arrested in Utah after a high-speed chase where he claimed he was "having fun." He faces charges including reckless driving and failing to stop for police.

A student was detained for brandishing a gun at Springville High School, facing multiple charges. The incident was resolved without further violence and an increased police presence is expected at the school.

A study calls for significant cuts in Utah's alfalfa and hay production to save the Great Salt Lake, emphasizing a need for a 35% water usage reduction, particularly in agriculture.