Ogden City, with Utah Rivers Council, reintroduces the RainHarvest program, allowing residents to buy discounted, eco-friendly rain barrels to collect rooftop water for reuse.

North Salt Lake City is hiring a full-time Water System Operator with a focus on system maintenance and troubleshooting, offering health insurance and retirement benefits.

SLCPD seeks public help in solving the 2022 homicide of Anetupou Niualiku, releasing images of a suspect vehicle.

Governor Spencer Cox signed four bills from the 2025 General Legislative Session, including the 'Franchisee Protection Act' (HB 441), aimed at supporting franchisees' relationships with franchisors.

Deputy Zackary Wall is recognized as Utah County Employee of the Month for exceptional service in the jail system, praised for his professionalism, positive attitude, and rapport with inmates.

UDOT has chosen Alternative C as the preferred direction for traffic improvements near Kimball Junction in preparation for the 2034 Olympics. The plan involves lane additions and safety enhancements, with public comment invited until April 28.

Eva Nelson, Chloe Scheve, and Brook Haight won USU's 2025 Creative Writing Contest in fiction, nonfiction, and poetry, respectively, with Kaisha Mills taking the art award. Their work will be published and presented at Helicon West.

A woman was seriously injured while helping a crash victim on I-15 in Spanish Fork, Utah, when another vehicle struck her during a subsequent accident.

Utah State Correctional Facility manages a scabies outbreak with restrictions on visitations and heightened hygiene measures to prevent further spread.

Michelle Hofmann, a medical leader in Utah, is advancing medical education with a focus on rural needs and fostering a medical culture of service and resilience, inspired by personal and family history.

Salt Lake City faces mixed winter weather, with snow chances increasing to 50% tonight. A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect, and up to 4 inches of snow could accumulate. Snow and rain are expected into the next week.

Professor Caroline Lavoie will be inducted as a Fellow into the CELA 2025 for her significant contributions to landscape architecture education, research, and service.

Utah County leaders presented their vision for managing rapid growth at the State of the County Address, focusing on service demands and innovative, sustainable approaches for the future.