A new 20,000-square-foot Boys & Girls Club opened in Provo, offering preschool, after-school, STEM and housing-support services to expand help for local families.

Sunny today with highs in the mid-70s. Heat spikes to the low 90s Monday–Tuesday with very low humidity.

A woman was critically injured Tuesday night after being struck on Meadowbrook Expressway near 700 West; police closed the road while crash reconstruction teams investigated.

A Salt Lake City father pleaded guilty to child abuse after doctors found bruising and a fracture; he received a suspended jail term and two years' probation. Medical findings and messages in court records anchored the prosecution's case.

Gov. Spencer Cox warned Utah is facing a "dangerous" wildfire season after a warm, dry winter and record-low snowpack. State and federal data show fires and drought are already above normal.

A 12‑person shortlist for Utah’s two new Supreme Court seats contains no women, reigniting criticism of the Legislature’s court expansion and raising stakes for pending cases.

MITY Inc. opened a new Orem plant in April, adding about 65 manufacturing jobs as Holsag production shifts from Lindsay, Ontario. City leaders joined company officials at a ribbon‑cutting.

A Park City native and University of Utah senior was detained by ICE on his way to work two days before commencement; family and lawyers are pushing for a quick review.

A Park City-based USA Climbing coach was arrested and faces 10 counts of sexual exploitation of a minor; USA Climbing says it has placed him on leave and is cooperating with investigators.

A woman says she reported abuse by Wade Christofferson as a teen; the LDS Church says it is clarifying when apostle D. Todd Christofferson learned of allegations.

Police arrested a man after a reported road‑rage incident in West Jordan that led to a tactical response and roughly 50 minutes of shelter‑in‑place; no injuries were reported.

Southwest Utah Public Health Department confirmed the state's first rabid bat of 2026 in Washington County; officials urge caution and updated pet vaccines.

A FedEx driver from West Jordan faces aggravated homicide charges after veering onto the shoulder of I-80 near mile marker 112, killing one man and leaving another gravely injured.