Eagle Mountain Community Shaken as 5-Year-Old Girl Suffers Serious Injuries from Two-Story Window Fall
A 5-year-old girl in Eagle Mountain was seriously injured following a fall from a two-story window while playing with friends. She sustained head and leg injuries and was airlifted to a hospital. Her injuries are severe but non-life-threatening.
Utah Unions Rally for Referendum to Repeal New Law Limiting Collective Bargaining Rights
Utah public labor unions are seeking a referendum to repeal a new law that limits their rights, after their initial filing was rejected due to a legal misunderstanding. They aim to gather enough signatures for a successful challenge.
Utah Legislature Divided on Transport Fees for Churches, Wrangles with Custody Bill as Session Nears End
Utah's legislature is split on whether churches should pay transportation fees, following a state Supreme Court ruling. Additionally, a custody bill is being considered to prioritize parental rights on holidays.
Gov. Spencer Cox Nominates Finance Veteran Shaun Berrett as New Commissioner of Utah's Department of Financial Institutions
Gov. Spencer Cox appoints Shaun Berrett as the new commissioner of Utah's DFI, pending Utah State Senate confirmation. Berrett brings over 20 years of bank regulation experience.
Utah Governor Spencer Cox Signs Five Diverse Bills to Enhance State Governance
Utah Governor Spencer Cox signed five bills into law from the 2025 General Legislative Session, covering Native American heritage, workers' rights, school transportation, permit reform, and Inland Port Authority operations.
Salt Lake City Man Arrested for Suspected Drug Distribution After Foot Chase with Police
Salt Lake City Police arrested a 39-year-old man for drug distribution after a foot chase; he was caught with cocaine, methamphetamine, and marijuana. Charges are allegations; he is presumed innocent until proven guilty.
Utah Supreme Court Chief Justice Warns Against Bill Increasing Legislative Influence on Judicial Elections
The Utah judiciary is contesting a bill that would allow the state legislature more control over judicial elections, a move opposed by Chief Justice Matthew Durrant and others for eroding judicial independence.












