Upcoming hearings in Weber County will discuss rezoning areas for residential development on March 11, 2025. Residents can give input on the changes which could allow higher density housing and new communities.

Weber County seeks applicants for a trustee position on the Nordic Village Public Infrastructure District Board. Interested landowners must apply by March 13, 2025.

A Pleasant Grove Junior High teacher was arrested, accused of sexually abusing a student, with allegations involving an unlawful sexual relationship with an eighth-grader.

Generative AI is aiding Utah teachers by creating educational resources efficiently, as reported by the UEN, using tools like MagicSchool and Skill Struck alongside an OER database.

Over 900 Utah lawyers and judges rallied against bills threatening judicial independence, arguing these would politicize the judiciary and undermine checks and balances.

Julia Reagan's husband sues University of Utah Hospital for wrongful death, alleging negligence after she died from complications related to a bowel obstruction.

A rock slide at Zion National Park closed the Zion Canyon Scenic Drive, no injuries reported; road will reopen after assessments by physical scientists. Zion Lodge guests still have access.

Salt Lake City's NWS forecasts warming temperatures after a chilly morning. Conditions are expected to become milder with highs in the upper 50s and mostly sunny skies.

A 17-year-old was hospitalized after a shooting at Sandy's Big Bear Park; the incident is suspected to be gang-related. Police are investigating and seeking public assistance.

Brian Redd has been recommended by Mayor Erin Mendenhall to become Salt Lake City's next police chief, bringing experience from law enforcement and Goldman Sachs.

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.