The Kilby Block Party in Utah expands to a four-day indie music festival from May 15-18, 2025, with over 70 artists including New Order, Beach House, Weezer, and Justice.

The National Weather Service predicts cloudy conditions with haze in Salt Lake City, highs near 45°F, and calm winds. The weekend may bring a slight chance of rain and snow.

Ogden's Christmas Village opened last Saturday, celebrating 62 years with lights and Santa visits, running until Jan. 1, 2025. It's also nominated for USA Today's “10Best” holiday light displays list.

A semi-truck caused a multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 15 in Utah, prompting a temporary closure of southbound lanes. Minor injuries occurred, and one person was hospitalized.

A man was critically injured after his car hit a barrier, a pole, a sign, and crashed into a Taylorsville McDonald's, catching fire. He was airlifted with severe burns. High speed and no seatbelt use are suspected factors.

A driver died in Cedar City after their car crashed and caught fire, with officials investigating the single-car incident and working to identify the victim.

The Utah Division of State Parks reported rare mirabilite formations on Great Salt Lake, phenomena of crystalline mounds made from sodium sulfate-rich water meeting cold air.

The National Weather Service forecast for Salt Lake City indicates clear skies with a high of 54 degrees, calm winds, and consistent, predictable weather patterns into the following week.

Utah's head coach Whittingham may step down after a disappointing season, pending a post-season evaluation. The future of Utes quarterback Rising is also uncertain.

A water main break on 900 South in Salt Lake City caused road closures and traffic diversions, with repairs completed promptly by the city's utilities department.

A 52-year-old man was killed by a car on a South Salt Lake street; police investigate as the 43-year-old female driver cooperates. Traffic was affected after the accident.

The SLCPD has begun an OICI protocol investigation following the death of a man they encountered who was disoriented and later died, despite not using force.

Judge Torgerson dismissed a lawsuit against Moab Police filed by Gabby Petito’s family, citing legal precedents and governmental immunity, but an appeal is possible.