St. Mark's Cathedral in Salt Lake City served as a refuge for protesters during a march against President Trump.

Salt Lake City is forecasted to have clear skies and rising temperatures, reaching a high of 86 today and 101 by Juneteenth, with light winds throughout the week.

Utah County conducted a flag retirement ceremony on Flag Day, also honoring first responders as part of the Freedom Festival, following U.S. Flag Code protocols for respectful disposal.

A violent incident occurred at a Salt Lake City demonstration, where a shooting left one critically injured. One person was detained and the SLCPD is investigating. No further threats are reported.

Salt Lake City Police arrested a man for assault during a large demonstration, ensuring protestors' rights while maintaining peace and providing traffic control.

Utah Royals FC suffered a 3-0 defeat to Gotham FC, continuing their winless streak despite captain Paige Monaghan's return. Utah struggles at the bottom of the NWSL standings, while Gotham FC strengthens their playoff position.

The National Weather Service forecasts a hot week for Salt Lake City, with temperatures approaching mid-90s and a potential high near 100°F on Juneteenth.

Study links e-cigarette use among college students to increased nicotine dependence and alcohol misuse, suggesting vaping paired with social drinking may lead to substance dependence.

Utah Conservation Corps received a grant to plant 300 native plants for pollinators at their Urban Community Farm, which also offers educational and volunteer opportunities.

Utah is facing a drought emergency, affecting fish and wildlife, with the Division of Wildlife Resources adjusting management strategies.

USU's Keri Shoemaker presented at the WACUBO conference, using origami to discuss university training challenges and highlighting USU's employee training methods.

The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources advises outdoor enthusiasts on how to avoid conflicts with moose, highlighting signs of moose aggression and safety measures to employ during encounters.

USU and CAPSA hosted a conference to address domestic and sexual violence, drawing over 300 community members to discuss solutions and offer professional training.