Chenzo LLC wants to replace burned Main Street storefronts with a four‑story, 18,600‑sqft building and has requested $2M from the city's disaster‑relief program ahead of a July 14 vote.

A vegetation fire broke out near 5600 West and 200 South, drawing multiple crews and mutual aid to Salt Lake City's west side. Officials urged people to avoid the area.

A South Jordan man was arrested after a runaway 17-year-old was found in a backyard shed. He faces unlawful sexual conduct, child-endangerment and related charges.

State auditors flagged a range of Utah Fits All reimbursements — from private-school tuition to ski passes and bicycles — and urged stronger oversight.

A CSU analysis finds Utah’s 0.05 per‑se BAC law coincided with larger drops in alcohol‑involved fatal crashes than in neighboring states.

The 10th Circuit revived viewpoint‑discrimination claims after the Utah Legislature denied veteran reporter Bryan Schott a press credential, remanding the case to federal court.

San Juan County deputies say a Monticello traffic stop turned up roughly 330,000 suspected fentanyl pills — about 73 pounds — and two people were arrested. The sheriff’s office says the investigation is active.

All Forest Service lands in the Monticello Ranger District are closed as the Babylon Fire spreads. Officials set the order through Aug. 31 and warned of penalties for trespassing.

District leaders say a new closure review is coming; neighborhoods that lost schools in 2024 could be next.

Deep-pocketed dental groups are bidding up practice prices on the Wasatch Front, squeezing independent buyers — but some local dentists are still finding ways to win.

A cool front has kept Salt Lake City cool on Sunday, June 28, 2026. Expect spotty showers, breezy winds, and renewed fire‑weather concerns in parts of the state.

Twenty passengers have sued after a July Salt Lake–Amsterdam flight hit severe turbulence; the complaint says crews flew toward warned storms and dozens were hurt.

Ogden City says it will largely drain Pineview Reservoir this fall so crews can install a new 36‑inch pipeline — a roughly $100M, multi‑year replacement to stop leaks and shore up supplies.