ABC4's video spotlights dust plumes from the exposed Great Salt Lake and the health questions they raise for the Wasatch Front. Scientists and agencies are pushing for more monitoring.

Many Utah homeowners are staying put after locking in pandemic‑era rates, squeezing listings even as national rates cool. That keeps buyers facing tight choice and rising prices.

Sheriff Bates of Summit County unveiled a redesigned badge aiming to symbolize honor, courage, and trust, reflecting the values of the law enforcement agency and its community.

Dozens marched from Riverton City Park to City Hall to protest the city’s 287(g) agreement with ICE, tying the action to national outrage after an ICE-related shooting. Organizers say the pressure will continue until officials act.

Clear skies and a warming trend expected in Salt Lake City, with a high of 47°F today and a low of 25°F tonight. Haze starts Tuesday; highs in the high 40s and lows above freezing midweek. Possible rain/snow by the weekend.

South Jordan authorities seek public help to identify a suspect who stole vehicle keys from a local gym, possibly used stolen credit cards for a shopping spree, and shared surveillance images online.

A Layton Republican filed HB88 to deny many state services to undocumented residents, saying cuts would prompt self‑deportation. Advocates warn of public‑health and legal fallout.

A new Squatters sign appeared this week on Highland Drive in Sugar House. The neighborhood pub joins a valleywide rebrand while keeping its familiar menu and lunch specials.

A USB charger that wasn't really a charger unraveled a decade-old secret—and landed a Cedar Hills man behind bars for nearly half a century. The victim who spotted the hidden camera couldn't have known the discovery would expose videos of abuse dating back to when she was 10 years old.

A man was found dead in a camp trailer fire in Helper, Utah, with the cause of death and fire under investigation.

Two men were charged after a Dec. 28 shooting riddled a West Jordan home with bullets, court papers show. Police say a teen later admitted firing at the house.

Utah's Dedicated Hunter Program saw 1,547 hunters engage in over 1,176 projects, contributing 62,417 hours ($2.4 million in value) for wildlife conservation in 2025.

Officer Theobald of Ogden Police, Utah, is commended on social media for his kind and patient approach, displaying the positive police-community relations.