The National Weather Service predicts clear skies and mild temperatures in Salt Lake City, starting with a cool and slightly damp morning at 39°F, with sunny days to follow reaching highs of 61-74°F throughout the week.

A wrong-way crash on I-15 in Millard County left 2 dead and 2 seriously injured, with the northbound lanes closed for hours.

UDOT partners with local law enforcement to enforce traction laws more strictly in Cottonwood Canyons, introducing checkpoints and urging winter drivers to prepare vehicles for harsh conditions.

SLCPD warns of increased car burglaries near haunted house attractions in Salt Lake City, advising the public to secure their vehicles and belongings.

A worker died at a Lehi construction site after being pinned by a forklift; his identity and the cause of the incident remain unclear as investigations continue.

A man was killed on I-15 in Davis County after a vehicle struck him while he stood beside his broken-down truck.

An unattended fryer caused a fire in a Lehi home's garage; firefighters contained it, and the family escaped unharmed with minimal smoke damage to the home.

Peter Lyons was arrested in Salt Lake City for a road rage incident involving a firearm; no injuries occurred, and he was charged with aggravated assault.

A Maverik gas station in Salt Lake City wins 'Best Restroom in America' following a contest by Cintas Corporation, recognized for its cleanliness, innovation, and commitment to customer service.

The Roosevelt Police are investigating the death of Kimberly Hyde, assuring public safety, countering rumors, and stressing transparency once more information is available.

Utah Utes' quarterback Cam Rising is out indefinitely due to injury, with freshman Isaac Wilson stepping in as the new starter, as confirmed by coach Kyle Whittingham.

A community meeting was held at Kamas Middle School to discuss the Yellow Lake Fire in Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest, now at 30,000 acres. Firebreaks and strategies are in place; another meeting is planned in Tabiona.

The Cherry Creek Fire, human-caused, has engulfed 1,000 acres and remains uncontained, with successful efforts to prevent it from spreading to Tooele County.