A Cedar City man faces felony and misdemeanor counts after Iron County landfill staff found dolls that Utah law forbids; police say more dolls were seized at his home.

Snowbasin will end its 2025–26 season on March 22 — nearly a month early — after a warm, low‑snow winter that left Utah resorts scrambling with snowmaking. Basin Bash will mark closing day.

New charges allege Isiah Bo'Cage Vos threatened correctional staff and joined a March 2025 barricade at the state prison; filings were submitted a day after his March 17 parole hearing.

A Salt Lake City man says ICE pressured him into a voluntary-departure form he didnt understand; his lawyers have asked a judge to undo the paperwork.

A Kearns man faces attempted murder charges after his estranged wife was allegedly stabbed multiple times in West Valley City; authorities arrested him at a Kearns home.

Summit Meadows residents are appealing Wasatch County's approval of an eight‑bed anxiety treatment home; oral arguments are set for March 24 in Salt Lake City.

Temperatures jump into the 70s and 80s later this week; record highs are possible.

Security footage shows a masked man repeatedly kicking a Herriman family's front door late Friday; the family filed a police report and police are asking for tips.

A 25-year-old man was found shot and dead inside his car after a crash on 13400 South in Riverton Saturday night. Riverton police say the investigation is ongoing.

Brinshore has pitched Washington Yards, a 170‑unit, all‑affordable apartment near the Ballpark with family‑sized units and an all‑electric design. The project missed local gap funding this cycle, putting its timeline on hold.

CRG and Cole West have broken ground on Chapter Salt Lake City, a transit-oriented student housing project near the University of Utah. The six-story development will add roughly 252 units and a long amenity list.

The Planning Commission voted 5‑2 to advance a rezoning that would remake Smith’s Ballpark into a mixed‑use neighborhood while keeping pieces of the old stadium.

Maker’s Pride will wind down operations in Salt Lake City and Shakopee by Q3 2026 as it modernizes production and says it will offer transition help to staff.