A fire at Willow Glen Apartments in Millcreek prompted evacuations and an emergency response from the Unified Fire Authority. The local LDS Church and Red Cross are assisting displaced residents.

UDOT is starting a major renovation on I-215, affecting Salt Lake County commuters starting July 28, with northbound lanes reduced. This is part of a larger project including bridge rehabilitation, expected to last through the next year.

West Jordan City Hall offers babysitting course focusing on CPR, First Aid, and screen-free entertainment for kids.

West Valley City is hiring a Planner I, offering a full-time job with benefits, including insurance, PTO, and a retirement plan. The position requires a 4x10 schedule and may involve evening meetings. Applications close after August 3rd, 2025.

Makenna Roper provided Comfort Crisis Bags containing blankets, journals, and hygiene products to the Weber County Sheriff’s Office to support sexual assault survivors. The initiative is supported by sponsors Minky Couture and Pro Edge Technology.

Three USU faculty members have been named 2025-26 Fulbright Scholars, receiving an opportunity to pursue international projects and enhance academic collaboration.

Week-long forecast for Salt Lake City includes sunny days with temperatures in the mid-90s, transitioning to partly cloudy nights around 70°F, and a slight chance of showers by midweek.

Weber County Commission is seeking applicants for two vacancies on Mt. Ogden Public Infrastructure Districts trustee positions, with an August 12, 2025, application deadline.

Salt Lake County Health Department warns of West Nile virus in local mosquitoes, advises residents to take precautions like using repellents and removing standing water to prevent bites.

The University of Utah's volleyball team received the AVCA Team Academic Award for their high collective GPA, reflecting their excellence in both sports and academics.

Salt Lake City Police issue an advisory for road closures due to the Days of ’47 events, including the Deseret News Marathon and parade, affecting travel from July 24, 2025.

Utah's Department of Natural Resources invites adventurers to explore the state's wild terrains, offering resources like maps and guidebooks for safe wilderness experiences.

The Utah DWR is seeking public input on ways to increase deer populations, which are only at 73% of their goal. They're addressing issues like habitat, predators, and migration barriers.