IOC leaders are weighing a plan to rotate Winter Games among a short list of permanent host regions, a shift that would reshape bids, budgets and venues. Salt Lake City is a leading U.S. candidate.

Snowmobilers found a 37-year-old man’s naked body near Tony Grove Lake; deputies say exposure is suspected and there’s no sign of foul play. Investigators are working to notify family and complete forensic checks.

Lehi police say a 34-year-old was arrested after an undercover social‑media sting; he faces enticement and attempted forcible sodomy allegations.

A dry cold front will flip winds Tuesday, bringing gusts to ridgelines and a brief cooldown. Temperatures rebound later in the week into the upper 60s.

Sunny and unseasonably warm Monday with highs near 67°F, then a brief cool-down Tuesday. Mountain snow above 8,000 ft could raise backcountry risk.

Ogden police say one person is in custody after a man was stabbed Friday; the victim suffered non-life-threatening injuries and detectives are investigating.

Clear skies this morning and a warm weekend on tap for Salt Lake City. Highs climb into the 60s by Monday, with gusty mountain winds possible Tuesday.

An 11‑story mixed‑use proposal at 343 S. Denver would bring 240 apartments and eight micro‑restaurants to Central City, using city incentives for added height.

Lawmakers advanced SB229 to combine sick and vacation time into PTO and rework 401(k) matches; unions warn long‑serving state employees could lose earned hours. The bill also shifts maternity and insurance rules to other measures.

A deer near Scofield Reservoir tested positive for chronic wasting disease, expanding the illness's footprint in Utah. State wildlife officials urge hunters to submit samples and follow safety guidance.

A West Haven family says their 5-year-old was struck outside their home in a hit-and-run. Investigators are asking neighbors to check cameras and call with tips.

A Pacific low moves in Monday with valley rain, a chance of thunderstorms and mountain snow. Expect the wettest window Monday into Tuesday.

A compromise version of HB274 retains defense seats on Utah’s Sentencing Commission while adding prosecutors and law‑enforcement members; the bill now goes to Gov. Cox.