Utah State Men's Basketball is set to face UCLA in the NCAA Tournament's first round in Lexington, Kentucky, with the game scheduled for March 20 at 7:25 p.m. MST on TNT.

Utah County honored Wendy Osborne as Person of the Year and Just Ingredients as Business of the Year for their local contributions, alongside Wasatch Behavioral Health as Organization of the Year.

The Utah Jazz matched their season-long losing streak of eight games after falling to the Toronto Raptors, despite Jordan Clarkson's 19 points. Isaiah Collier made an impression, surpassing Deron Williams in rookie assists for the Jazz.

USU faculty members honored for their contributions to theatre education and involvement in creating a new Musical Theatre program, anticipated for fall 2026.

Juan Alexis Castanon-Chavez appeared in federal court in Salt Lake City on drug trafficking and immigration charges, following an investigation and seizure of methamphetamine.

Gov. Cox of Utah signed six bills impacting liability, child welfare, housing, water rights, landowner issues, and development after the 2025 General Session.

The National Weather Service issued a Winter Weather Advisory for Salt Lake City, forecasting 1-4 inches of snow, potentially over 6 inches in areas east of I-15, affecting commutes.

'UnDisciplined,' the science-focused radio show and podcast from Utah Public Radio, celebrated its 300th episode while maintaining a commitment to accessible, diverse scientific content.

Salt Lake City's Twilight Concert Series will now be held at Gallivan Center and Library Square, featuring artists like Waxahatchee and EarthGang. Season passes and individual tickets are available for purchase.

Salt Lake City police seized nearly 1,000 fentanyl pills and arrested Luis Ricardo Chavez-Rodriguez on distribution and other charges. Further details remain undisclosed due to the ongoing investigation.

A 51-year-old man was found dead after an avalanche during a backcountry ski trip near Hoyt Peak, following a two-day search by Summit County authorities.

A banner criticizing Donald Trump was hung on a bank tower in Ogden, leading police to search for those responsible, emphasizing free speech doesn't include trespassing or vandalism.

Salt Lake City Police safely arrested a suspect after a standoff, finding multiple firearms. Charges for assault and mischief are pending; the suspect is presumed innocent until proven guilty.