Gov. Cox appoints Tim Davis as interim director of Utah's Department of Environmental Quality, praising his water management expertise and leadership for Utah's environmental resilience. Davis awaits Senate confirmation.

Salt Lake City Police arrested 10 individuals and issued warnings to others in a Jordan River Trail operation, targeting illegal activities and curfew violations.

Michael Alan Landen has been indicted for his role in a fatal road rage incident in Eagle Mountain, facing two counts of negligent homicide and one count of reckless driving.

University of Utah student Sujata Gandhi collected 104 oral histories to highlight the experiences of ethnic minorities in Idaho Falls, influencing local curricula and enhancing the museum's historical narrative.

A man attacked protesters with pepper spray and punches during a Presidents' Day demonstration in Salt Lake City; he was arrested and faces multiple charges.

Robert Buckley Hardy is charged with robbing two Chase Banks in Salt Lake County, Utah, using bomb threat notes.

Father and son rescued after finding supplies in an abandoned backpack during an overnight ordeal in southern Utah.

The National Weather Service forecasts rain and snow for Salt Lake City with fluctuating temperatures and wind patterns over several days, and a high chance of precipitation.

Deputy Zachary Anderson from Weber County is on leave after being charged with assault and intoxication linked to domestic violence. He's been released on bail with a pretrial hearing pending.

Salt Lake City Police arrest a 24-year-old for possession of a stolen vehicle and shoplifting; charges include retail theft and giving false information.

The governor and lieutenant governor of Utah have released their schedules for February 10-14, 2025, which include various meetings, speeches, and events.

A study reports that Utah's fintech industry offers wages double the state average and contributes significantly to the economy, as discussed at the Salt Lake City 2025 Fintech Xchange conference.

Ogden City students create a podcast series on local history, supported by the National Geographic Society, Blue Grass Community Foundation, and mentored by Weber State University.