Midway Man Charged With Aggravated Animal Cruelty in Shooting Death of Neighbor's Dog
A Midway man, Rodrik Storms, is charged with fatally shooting his neighbor's dog, Blue, without provocation, despite claiming self-defense. Evidence contradicts his claim, and he faces animal cruelty and weapon charges.
Roy City Suspect in Child Enticement Probe Shot by Police During Confrontation
A man was shot by Roy City Police during a confrontation linked to a child enticement investigation. He was wounded after attempting to flee from a traffic stop and is now hospitalized. Officers involved are on leave and details remain unclear.
Utah's Hogle Zoo Mourns Loss of Beloved Snow Leopard Chim After Sudden Health Decline
The Hogle Zoo euthanized Chim, a 12-year-old snow leopard, due to a rapid decline in health. His exact illness remains undiagnosed. Chim fathered two cubs earlier this year, contributing to species conservation efforts.
Sundance Festival Scouts Salt Lake City as Potential New Host, Eyes "Two Cities, One Experience" Approach
The Sundance Film Festival is considering Salt Lake City as a potential new host, with visits conducted to assess the city's compatibility for the event slated for 2027. A decision will be made in early 2025.
UDOT Issues Travel Advisories for Labor Day Weekend, Expect Delays in Davis, Salt Lake Counties, and Nephi
UDOT warns of expected delays on Utah highways during Labor Day weekend, with specific congested timelines for I-15 and US-6 travel. Travelers are advised to plan for extra travel time and be aware of ongoing construction zones.
Bobby Flay's "Bobby’s Burgers" Set to Ignite Culinary Scene in Orem with First Utah Location at University Place
Bobby Flay's burger concept, Bobby's Burgers, is set to open its first Utah location in Orem at University Place in November, with plans to add nine more sites across the state in five years.
Utah Utes Anticipate Fierce Big 12 Debut Against Oklahoma State as Quarterback Cam Rising Prepares for Comeback
Utah prepares for a Big 12 game against Oklahoma State, with high expectations for their first conference match. Quarterback Cam Rising may return after injury, praising Oklahoma State's team and coach.
University of Utah Bolsters Campus Safety Following Stalking Incidents, Suspect "King Rocky" at Large
The University of Utah has increased safety after a man, Oluwatobi Shokunbi, was accused of stalking women on campus. He was released from jail and his whereabouts are unknown. Students are urged to report sightings to police.
Firefighters Contain Chemical Wildfire Near Cedar City Airport, Evacuations and Injuries Reported
A wildfire near Cedar City's airport required evacuations and injured three people, now stable. Firefighters stopped its spread by 3:45 p.m., with mutual aid from regional departments aiding. The cause is under investigation.
Substation Fire Causes Widespread Power Outages Impacting Over 8,000 in Davis County, Full Restoration Expected by 11 a.m.
Substation fire in Davis County leads to power outage for over 8,000 customers; restoration expected by 11 a.m. Traffic lights are affected; drivers are advised to be cautious. Refineries use emergency flares. Cause under investigation.
Salt Lake City Welcomes a Blend of Sunshine and Gentle Breezes with Isolated Showers
Salt Lake City is expected to experience brief isolated showers, followed by sunny weather with temperatures reaching the mid-90s, cooling at night. The clear weather will persist with temperatures in the high 70s to mid-80s in the following days.
Provo Airport Expands Horizons with Inaugural International Flights Courtesy of American Airlines
Provo Airport now offers international flights with American Airlines, starting with a service to Dallas-Fort Worth. This expansion enhances travel options for residents and contributes to the city's economic growth.
OUR Founder Tim Ballard Sues Alleged Victims for Defamation Amid Sexual Misconduct Claims
Tim Ballard, founder of Operation Underground Railroad, has filed a defamation lawsuit against a group of women who have accused him of sexual misconduct, arguing their claims are a ploy to prevent his potential Senate run.
Cache County, Utah Faces Major Bird Flu Outbreak, 1.8 Million Chickens Culled Amid Swift Quarantine Measures
Authorities in Cache County, Utah confirmed a bird flu outbreak, resulting in a quarantined area and a cull of 1.8 million chickens. The UDAF and federal agencies are monitoring and advising poultry safety measures.
Utah Supreme Court Rules Amendment D Invalid for November Ballot, Citing Constitutional Process Failures
The Utah Supreme Court invalidated Amendment D, with unanimous opinion stating it skirted constitutional process and the ballot language was misleading, upholding limits on the legislature's power to alter voter initiatives.
Salt Lake City Firefighter Critically Injured in Millard County I-15 Collision, Community Rallies with GoFundMe Support
Fire engineer Andy Maxwell was critically injured in a collision caused by a wrong-way driver in Utah, which also killed Melissa MacDonald and a child. Multiple surgeries have followed, with GoFundMe pages set up for support.
Freeze Warning Issued by NWS for Parts of Utah Including Salt Lake City: Residents Advised to Protect Plants and Plumbing
A freeze warning is in effect until 10 AM MDT today in parts of Utah, including the Salt Lake Valley, with the potential to harm crops and outdoor plumbing. The NWS advises residents to protect plants and pipes.
Driver Critically Injured and Flown to Burn Unit After High-Speed Crash into Taylorsville McDonald's
A man was critically injured after his car hit a barrier, a pole, a sign, and crashed into a Taylorsville McDonald's, catching fire. He was airlifted with severe burns. High speed and no seatbelt use are suspected factors.
Ogden's Christmas Village Lights Up Downtown for 62nd Year, Vies for "10Best" National Holiday Display Title
Ogden's Christmas Village opened last Saturday, celebrating 62 years with lights and Santa visits, running until Jan. 1, 2025. It's also nominated for USA Today's “10Best” holiday light displays list.
False Active Shooter Alarm at Salt Lake City's East High School Leads to Swift Police Response and Legislative Reminder
Police responded to a false active shooter report at East High School in Salt Lake City, with no evidence or injuries found, resulting in resumed classes by noon. Utah law now severely punishes such hoax claims.
Salt Lake City Police Warn of Rising Thefts Targeting Hyundai and Kia Vehicles Amid Social Media Trend
Salt Lake City Police warn of a wave of thefts targeting Hyundai and Kia vehicles, possibly linked to a TikTok trend, with cases involving vandalized ignitions and advice against leaving key fobs in cars.
Three Hospitalized After Vehicle Rollover on I-15 in Layton, Victims Ejected for Lack of Seatbelts
Three people were hospitalized after being ejected from a vehicle in a rollover accident in Layton because they weren't wearing seatbelts. The incident involved a white Dodge Ram on I-15 near mile marker 331.
Ogden's Own Zu Audio Hits High Note: Local Entrepreneur Sean Casey Amplifies City's Audio Industry Legacy
Sean Casey of Zu Audio solidifies his brand's presence in the audio industry, leveraging Ogden's rich history in sound innovation and a partnership with Ray Kimber. His family aids in the company's success, known for high-quality loudspeakers.
Real Salt Lake Launches Into 2025 MLS Season with Opener Against San Jose Earthquakes on February 22
Real Salt Lake's 2025 MLS season starts Feb 22 with an away game versus San Jose Earthquakes, preceded by a CONCACAF Champions Cup match on Feb 19. RSL has a packed home game schedule, including a Mar 1 match against Seattle Sounders.
Light Dusting Beautifies Salt Lake City, Clear Skies Expected for Stargazing Tonight
Salt Lake City experienced a light snowfall, with skies clearing later in the day. Temperatures were cold, but moderate snow accumulation was expected. The weekly forecast suggests variable conditions with sunshine and possible snow showers.
Interstate 15 Reopened after Fiery End to Police Chase Involving Erratic Semi Truck near Beaver, Utah
A police chase on I-15 in Utah ended with a semi truck catching fire after failing to stop for authorities. The driver was arrested and charges are pending. Traffic was disrupted but has since resumed.
Salt Lake City Police Seize $1.5 Million in THC Concentrates During Major Drug Bust
Salt Lake City police seized around 80 pounds of THC worth $1.5M, along with marijuana and THC cartridges, as part of an ongoing investigation. The SLCPD Special Investigations Unit conducted the operation, supported by the SWAT team.
Mayor Mendenhall Touts Progress in Housing, Sustainability, and Public Safety in Salt Lake City Address
Mayor Erin Mendenhall's State of the City address highlighted public safety, affordable housing, sustainability, and resident needs, with specific projects and initiatives for Salt Lake City's future.
University of Utah Student Captures Diverse Local Voices with 104 Oral Histories in Idaho Falls
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.
Governor Cox Appoints Tim Davis as Interim Head of Utah Department of Environmental Quality
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 Seize Nearly 1,000 Fentanyl Pills, Suspect Charged with Intent to Distribute
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.
Salt Lake City's Twilight Concert Series Expands to Include Library Square, Unveiling Star-Studded 2025 Lineup
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.
Utah Jazz Suffers Eighth Consecutive Loss in Match Against Raptors, Isaiah Collier Surpasses Williams in Rookie Assists
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.
Salt Lake City Mayor Calls for Collective Action to Improve Air Quality in Partnership with University of Utah's Stegner Center
Mayor Mendenhall encourages cooperation to improve Salt Lake City's air quality and thanks the S.J. Quinney College of Law's Wallace Stegner Center for promoting discussion on the issue.
Salt Lake City Braces for Weather Whiplash: Showers, Thunderstorms, and Snow in the Forecast
Salt Lake City is experiencing unpredictable weather with a mix of showers, thunderstorms, and snow. The National Weather Service forecasts a 100% chance of precipitation turning to snow overnight with minimal accumulation.
Weber County Raises Alarm on Invasive Noxious Weeds Threatening Local Ecosystems
Weber County warns of invasive noxious weeds impacting the local environment, and urges residents to monitor for species like burdock and toadflax. The county provides resources for identification and control of these plants.
Brigham City Police Launch Homicide Probe After Crew Uncovers Human Remains in Trash Bag
A construction crew discovered human remains in a trash bag near Brigham City, prompting a homicide investigation. The local police are committed to a thorough inquiry, as the community reacts with shock and unease.
Utah's Second District Court Awaits New Judge: Public Feedback Sought on Nominees Ahead of Governor Cox's Appointment
Nominees for the upcoming vacancy at the Second District Court have been announced, and the public can submit comments until April 19. Governor Cox will select the new judge with Utah Senate approval.
Utah State University's Investment Pays Off With Enhanced Arts Education Through Professor Stephanie White's Initiatives
USU theater professor Stephanie White enhances arts education through grants, improving classrooms and her own academic pursuits, including a Master's degree and international experiences.
Salt Lake City Welcomes Spring with Sun and Showers: Weekly Weather Outlook
Salt Lake City's weather is mostly cloudy and cool at 46°F, with a forecast of sunny skies and a high of 64°F, light winds, and a 49% humidity level. Showers expected tonight with a low of 46°F and a 50% chance of rain Monday morning.
Individual Critically Injured in Rockville Basement Fire, Airlifted to Las Vegas Burn Center
One person critically injured in a basement fire in Rockville, Utah, was airlifted to a burn center. The fire caused substantial damage to the home, and its cause is under investigation. Various emergency agencies responded to the incident.
Utah Governor Cox to Bolster State's Energy Future with Operation Gigawatt Ceremony in Salt Lake City
Governor Cox of Utah will host a ceremonial signing for energy legislation and announce a partnership with Idaho National Laboratory, marking a step in Utah's aim to double its energy output in ten years through Operation Gigawatt.
Early Morning Explosion Damages Salt Lake City Businesses, Suspected Natural Gas Incident Under Investigation
An explosion, suspected to be caused by natural gas, damaged several businesses in Salt Lake City, with a Chevron station being particularly affected. Emergency services responded and utilities were cut off.
Warm and Sunny Days Ahead in Salt Lake City with Possible Weekend Showers, NWS Reports
The National Weather Service forecasts sunny and clear weather in Salt Lake City with comfortable temperatures and light winds, but potential showers and thunderstorms are expected toward the end of the weekend and into the new week.
Utah State University to Host 26th Bennion Teachers’ Workshop on Presidential Elections and American Democracy
The 26th annual Bennion Teachers’ Workshop at Utah State University will focus on "Presidential Elections and the Future of American Democracy," aiming to educate teachers on electoral systems.
Salt Lake County's 'My County Rec Pass' Celebrates First Year with Over 78,000 Kids Enrolled
Salt Lake County celebrates the first anniversary of the 'My County Rec Pass,' offering free rec center access to residents aged 0-18, with over 78,000 sign-ups, enhancing community engagement and inclusivity.
Sunny Skies and Rising Temperatures Greet Salt Lake City Residents with a Warm Week Ahead
Salt Lake City is experiencing clear skies and mild temperatures with a sunny forecast and highs around 86°F. Evening temperatures will drop to around 60°F. A slight chance of showers is expected midweek, with warmer days towards the weekend.
Sunny Skies and Rising Temperatures on Horizon for Salt Lake City Residents
The National Weather Service predicts sunny days with rising temperatures for Salt Lake City, potentially reaching 90 degrees by Thursday and 94 by the weekend, with a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms by Sunday night.
Utah Royals FC Extend Winless Streak to Seven After 3-0 Defeat by Gotham FC at America First Field
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.
Shooting During Downtown Salt Lake City Demonstration Leaves One Critically Injured, Suspect Hospitalized
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 Braces for Blistering 106°F Heatwave with No Immediate Relief in Sight
Salt Lake City faces an intense heatwave with temperatures hitting 106°F, nights around 75°F, and a potential high of 107°F on Sunday. Only a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms next Tuesday offers hope for relief.
UDOT Announces Reopening of 4700 South for Improved Traffic Flow in Salt Lake Valley
UDOT reopens 4700 South at Bangerter Highway to improve traffic flow, a milestone in the long-term project to upgrade intersections for more efficient travel. Next, they will work on bridges at 13400 South and 9800 South.
West Jordan Man's Courage Saves Child in Deadly Fire, Tragedy Strikes Orem as Fire Rescue Victim Dies
A man named Harlow rescued a child and a dog from a deadly house fire in West Jordan, as reported by ABC4, KJZZ, and KUTV, while another fire in Orem had a tragic outcome despite firefighters' rescue efforts.
Utah's Top Officials Tackle Full Agenda: Governor Cox and Lt. Governor Henderson's Week Packed with Heritage Events and Strategy Meetings
Utah's Governor and Lt. Governor have a busy week with activities ranging from the Days of '47 Rodeo to high-level meetings on state growth and technology, interspersed with media engagements and discussions on education and local governance.
Utah Governor Spencer J. Cox's Busy Week Ahead: Tours, Meetings, and Award Ceremonies from Vernal to Ogden
Utah Governor Spencer J. Cox's schedule from July 28 to August 1 includes local tours, industry meetings, virtual discussions, and public events, such as the Korn Ferry Golf Tournament speech and the Utah Native American Summit.
Millcreek Community Rallies Support for Willow Glen Apartment Fire Victims, City Now Seeks Monetary Donations
Millcreek residents donated generously after the Willow Glen Apartment fire, but officials are now asking for monetary aid to meet specific needs, including finding pet-friendly housing for displaced residents.
Salt Lake City Braces for Heat Wave with Temps Nearing 100 Degrees, Possible Storm Relief Later in Week
The article describes a weather forecast for Salt Lake City, indicating sunny days with high temperatures in the 90s, a potential for midweek heat escalation, and chances of showers and thunderstorms later in the week.
Salt Lake City Graced with Sunny Skies and Seasonal Warmth, Slight Chance of Showers—NWS Update
Salt Lake City's forecast includes partly cloudy skies, a high of 93°F, and a slight chance of showers. Nights will be mostly clear with a low of 66°F. Temperatures will rise through midweek, with sunny days and a high near 99°F and chances of rain.
Salt Lake City Enlists Mercy Housing and Brinshore for Fleet Block Revival to Create Pedestrian-Friendly Hub
Salt Lake City has chosen Mercy Housing and Brinshore Development to redevelop the northern parcels of the Fleet Block to create an affordable, community-focused area with housing, public spaces, and greenery.
Utah Women Entrepreneurs Surge to Prominence, Outpacing National Growth According to UWLP Report
The Utah Women & Leadership Project reports that women's entrepreneurship in Utah has grown, with female business ownership jumping to 44.5% in 2024. Despite hurdles like funding and childcare access, initiatives are promoting progress.
University of Utah Celebrates 175 Years With Iconic "Block U" As Beacon of Tradition and Progress
The Block U, a symbol of the University of Utah's identity, has evolved from a pile of rocks in 1905 to a LED-lit beacon of school spirit, with a history of lighting changes, structural upgrades, and serves as a landmark for community events.
Isolated Showers and Thunderstorms on the Horizon for Salt Lake City, NWS Forecasts Temperature Swings
The National Weather Service forecasts isolated showers and thunderstorms in Salt Lake City, with highs in the upper 80s to mid-90s. Current conditions include mostly cloudy skies and light SSE winds.
Spanish Fork to Host Commemorative 9/11 Project: A Blend of Remembrance, Education, and Community Service
The Major Brent Taylor Foundation is hosting the 9/11 Project at Spanish Fork Fairgrounds for remembrance and service from September 10-13, featuring interactive exhibits, educational trips, and a community fair.
Salt Lake City to Overhaul Event Permitting After "No Kings" Protest Shooting
Salt Lake City is revamping its event permitting process to improve safety and coordination following a fatal shooting at a protest. New requirements include submitting a security plan and attesting to application truthfulness.
Provo Fire & Rescue Implements Stage 1 Fire Restrictions Ahead of Labor Day Weekend
Provo Fire & Rescue in Utah reinstates Stage 1 Fire Restrictions from August 29 due to continued fire hazards. Officials urge caution with activities that could start wildfires and list permissible fire-related actions, stressing community safety.
Salt Lake City Forecast: Sunny Skies and Comfortable Temps with Potential Weekend Thunderstorms
Salt Lake City wakes to a cool, clear morning with good visibility. The forecast predicts a sunny day with temperatures reaching 77°F and light winds. The coming days will be mostly sunny with chances of showers and thunderstorms towards the weekend.
Over 11,000 Boats Inspected for Invasive Species in Utah During Labor Day Operation
Utah inspected over 11,000 boats for invasive species during Labor Day weekend, with 25 requiring decontamination at Lake Powell alone. The state emphasizes the importance of public compliance to protect ecosystems and infrastructure.
No. 21 Utah Volleyball Readies for Top 25 Clash Against No. 10 Texas A&M, Celebrates EmpowHER Night
Utah Volleyball, ranked 21st, prepares to host 10th-ranked Texas A&M in a crucial game with national broadcast coverage on ESPN2. Following this, they'll face Utah State, with their season starting strong under Coach Launiere.
Utah Utes Women's Soccer Anticipates Home Games Against Cincinnati Bearcats and West Virginia Mountaineers
The Utes women's soccer team is ready for home games against Cincinnati and West Virginia, with live streams on ESPN+ and promotional events for fans. They have experienced players and new talent, with a coaching team led by Hideki Nakada.
USU's Upcoming Science Unwrapped Event to Showcase AI Solution for Trade Tariffs: Students and Faculty Innovate for Global Commerce
USU's Tanner Helms and Professor Chad Mano will present an AI solution to simplify trade tariffs at Science Unwrapped on October 3. Helms won $20,000 at a challenge for their startup, Tarifflo.
University of Utah Announces Walk-On Tryouts for Men's Basketball Team - Full-Time Students Invited to Compete for a Spot on the Runnin' Utes
The University of Utah is holding walk-on tryouts for its men's basketball team, open to full-time students who meet specific requirements including physical exams and paperwork.
Study Unveils Auditors' Strategic Signals May Help Deter Corporate Fraud, Suggests Research from University of Alabama and Utah State University
Study shows that auditors who signal their strategic approach can deter financial fraud, with managers expecting greater effort to conceal misconduct when aware of the auditors' tactics.
Utah's General-Season Pheasant and Quail Hunts Commence November 1, DWR Advises Hunter Safety and Details Youth Hunts
Utah's general pheasant and quail hunting seasons begin on November 1. The Division of Wildlife Resources will release pen-reared birds for hunters, with Heather Talley advising hunters on best practices for success.
Rapper Playboi Carti Charged with Assault Amid Utah Tour Stop Ahead of Salt Lake City Performance
Rapper Playboi Carti was charged with misdemeanor assault after an altercation in Utah, despite ongoing success and an active tour. Conflicting reports and witness statements describe the incident’s complexity.
Interstate 15 Traffic Flow Preserved Despite Rollover of Firearm-Laden Semitruck in Washington County
A semitruck carrying firearms and ammunition rolled over on I-15 in Washington County due to a tire malfunction, avoiding traffic lanes. A separate incident in Salt Lake required UHP to extricate a trapped individual from a semi-truck collision.
Utah's SNAP Program Paused Amid Federal Shutdown, Community Pantries Step Up as Food Security Concerns Mount
The ongoing federal shutdown has halted SNAP benefits for about 86,000 Utah households, putting pressure on the state's food security system and increasing reliance on community-run food pantries.
Utah Unveils Trailblazing Master Plan for Statewide Trail Network to Connect Cities and Enhance Outdoor Access
Utah's Governor Spencer Cox has launched a master plan for the Utah Trail Network, aiming to connect communities and promote outdoor activities, with 95% of Utahns having a trail within one mile of home.
Two Highland High Students Arrested with Weapon and Drugs at Sugar House Park
Two Highland High students were arrested after a tip led to a weapon at Sugar House Park. The school was briefly in Secure Alert. The minors had a gun, ammo, and drugs but it's unclear if the weapon was used in an earlier incident.
Canyons District Honors Veterans with School Events, Dedicated Wall, and Student Writing Contest in Sandy
Canyons District integrates Veterans Day into schools with traditional activities and new tributes, including a Veterans Dedication Wall, and hosts a writing contest in partnership with Sandy City to encourage reflection on freedom.
Indigenous Filmmaker Valene Peratrovich Highlights Great Salt Lake Crisis and Advocates for Native Stewardship in New Documentary
Valene Peratrovich directed "Diverted: Indigenous Stewardship and Saving Great Salt Lake," advocating for Indigenous ecological knowledge in lake conservation efforts. The film has been recognized with an Emmy and a grant.
Salt Lake City Braces for Rainy Days Ahead, NWS Forecasts Grey Skies and Drizzles
Salt Lake City is expected to have a rainy end to the week, with a 50% chance of rain and mostly cloudy skies today, potentially continuing into the evening. The weekend should see clearer weather with sunny skies and consistent temperatures.
Salt Lake City's Historic Allen Park to Close for Revitalization Project Starting November
Allen Park in Salt Lake City is closing temporarily for revitalization, including infrastructure updates for water and fire lines. This forms part of a broader restoration project funded by city bonds and internal funds.
Salt Lake County Launches "Project ChildSafe Salt Lake" Initiative, Distributing Free Gun Locks to Residents
Salt Lake County is distributing free gun locks to enhance firearm safety and prevent accidents and suicides, focusing on new gun owners and addressing high suicide rates linked to gun access.
Accused Gunman Tyler Robinson's First In-Person Court Showdown - Ditching Inmate Garb for Civilian Clothes at Utah Valley University Shooting Hearing
Accused shooter Tyler Robinson to appear in person in court for Charlie Kirk's fatal shooting after previously virtual hearings. He may wear civilian clothes but will be restrained.
Eastmont Middle School Student's Ski-Themed Artwork Selected for Canyons School District 2025 Holiday Card
Eastmont Middle School student Bryntee Melchior's ski resort-themed artwork will be on the 2025 Canyons School District holiday card, selected from 200 entries, celebrating Utah’s skiing heritage and family spirit.
Travel Alert: Provo Canyon’s US-189 Set for Closures and Delays Due to Controlled Blasting on December 18, 20, and 21
Controlled blasting in Provo Canyon for US-189 widening will cause detours and delays on December 18, 20, and 21. Road closures and alternate traffic are planned; travelers are advised to adjust plans.
Orem Honors Local Businesses with Stand-Out Business Awards; Brain Balance, Runner's Corner, and McGee's Stamp and Trophy Celebrated for Excellence
The Orem Business Alliance Stand-Out Business Awards honored local businesses for innovation, community impact, and legacy, with Brain Balance, Runner's Corner, and McGee's Stamp and Trophy among winners.
Sandy City Announces Christmas Tree Recycling Program, Designates Six Drop-Off Locations for Eco-Friendly Disposal
Sandy City offers multiple Christmas tree drop-off locations for recycling from Dec 26, 2025, to Jan 14, 2026. Residents must remove all decorations from trees, and the Public Works can be reached for assistance.
Provo City Celebrates Green Achievements: 400 Trees Distributed, Navajo Nation Homes Connected to Power in 2025
Provo City Government celebrates green achievements in 2025, highlighting tree canopy expansion, maintenance work, job creation in energy, power connections for Navajo Nation homes, and zero hit lines from bluestake marks.
Lehi City Council Invites Residents to Engage in Local Governance Today at City Hall or Via Live Stream
Lehi City Council is holding a work session at 4 pm, which residents can attend at City Hall or watch online. The agenda includes selecting a Mayor Pro Tempore and discussing the meeting schedule and ethical standards.
Multi-Vehicle Crash Involving Police Cars Leads to I-15 Lane Closures in West Bountiful
A multi-vehicle crash involving two police cars on I-15 in West Bountiful caused lane closures and traffic delays; no serious injuries were reported. UHP used the incident to remind drivers to move over for emergency vehicles.
Steady Skies Ahead: Salt Lake City Braces for Hazy Conditions Amid Tranquil Week's Weather Forecast
Clear skies and 25°F in Salt Lake City with light winds and good visibility; tranquil weather with mild temperatures and haze expected throughout the week with a slight chance of rain/snow mix by Friday.
Saratoga Springs Mom, 8-Year-Old Son Slain as Unsealed Warrants Expose Haunting Clues
Unsealed warrants describe a mask, chilling notes and hostile texts as investigators continue to probe the March deaths of Jessica Lyman and her 8-year-old son. Forensics and neighborhood footage remain central to the investigation.
Park City Gears Up for Key Meeting on 2025 General Plan, Main Street Reopens Post-Sundance Festival
Park City's Planning Commission discusses the 2025 General Plan, Main Street reopens post-Sundance, the city adopts a new transit vision with bus lanes, and artists can submit bike rack designs by January 30.
Utah Cloud Scientist Pours Cold Water On Fears About Cleaner Ship Fuel
A University of Utah study of Azores clouds finds the 2020 shipping‑fuel switch changed droplet size and rainfall but left cloud reflectivity largely unchanged. The results complicate simple assumptions about aerosol cuts and warming.
Utah Senate Panel Torpedoes Sanpete Dam Dream, New State Park Bid
A Senate committee voted down SB 209, a bill that would have launched a dam-and-reservoir project and created Gooseberry Narrows State Park in Sanpete County. Supporters said it would unlock long‑unused water rights; opponents warned it would divert downstream flows.
Salt Lake City Night Out Ends In Horror After Woman Alleges Apartment Sex Assault
A 37‑year‑old man was arrested in Salt Lake City and charged with aggravated sexual assault and forcible sodomy after a woman reported she was assaulted at his apartment. Court documents say the suspect also threatened the victim and has an ICE detainer.
Lehi Outlet Scare As Cops Use Narcan To Bring Back Unresponsive Baby
Police in Lehi say they used Narcan to revive an 8-month-old at the Outlets at Traverse Mountain; a man was arrested and booked on child endangerment and drug-related counts. Authorities say the infant regained consciousness after naloxone was given.
Utah Cash Board Snubs Moab Water Tank Over Oil Politics
Utah’s Community Impact Board unanimously denied Moab’s $3M request for a Spanish Valley water tank on April 2, tying the decision to the city’s stance on oil and gas. The vote leaves a financing gap for a project already in state water planning.







































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































