Body‑camera video shows Salt Lake officers fatally shooting a man who exited a Ballpark house with a handgun; West Valley City police will lead an outside investigation.

A West Valley man received two life sentences without parole for murders that stunned the community in 2018 after a retrial that began in February 2026.

A core-system migration at Mountain America disrupted ATM, debit and online access for members and produced at least one reported account mix-up. The credit union says card systems are fixed; here’s what members should know.

Five juveniles were identified after pre-dawn gunfire near a West Point Smith's; two were booked and three released with charges pending as investigators probe.

Former Real Salt Lake goalkeeper Jeffrey Dewsnup has filed a $100M lawsuit alleging teammates hazed him in showers and locker rooms while he was a teen.

A Park City man says he detained a fleeing suspect at gunpoint outside Canyon Creek Apartments after deputies chased the man on a reported domestic dispute.

A West Jordan hypnotherapist was charged with multiple counts of forcible sexual abuse and sodomy; prosecutors say some reports date back to 2007.

Troopers say unsecured cargo leads to roughly 742 crashes a year in Utah and a handful of deaths; officials urge drivers to strap, tarp and check every tie‑down.

A late-night crash on Redwood Road in Taylorsville injured eight people and hospitalized five. Two people were later arrested and booked, police say.

Micah Smith faces child‑torture and aggravated‑abuse charges after a storm hike in Big Cottonwood Canyon left his children hospitalized. He remains jailed as pretrial work continues.

Ensign Peak’s latest 13F shows the LDS Church’s U.S. stock holdings fell to about $53.7B in Q1 2026 even as the fund bought more shares.

Andrew Craig Petersen was sentenced to 25 years in federal prison after admitting he produced sexually explicit images of a 7-year-old; restitution will be set later.

Salt Lake City voted to close a short stretch of 200 South to help qualify a west‑side federal quiet zone, a move city leaders say will cut routine train horn noise.