A Utah woman was arrested for allegedly drugging her husband with Trazodone, leading to his ICU admission. She is said to have admitted the act to a witness.

Salt Lake County Council honors retiring officials with a special ceremony, celebrating their 70 years of combined service, on December 17, 2024, at the Government Center.

Detective Tyler Norman from Salt Lake City PD received the AG's Community Policing Award for his exceptional service and commitment to improving police-community relations.

Nick Rimando has been elected to the National Soccer Hall of Fame and will be inducted in May 2025 for his achievements, notably helping Real Salt Lake win the MLS Cup in 2009.

Nicholas Rossi's lawyer is hopeful for a plea deal on his client's rape charges. Meanwhile, the exchange of information before the trial is underway, and a woman continues using rideshare services post-abuse, illustrating personal resilience.

Draper City confirms the extended closure of Lone Peak Parkway for bridge restoration, with construction completion expected in April 2025, and asks residents to follow detour routes.

The Great Salt Lake is set to receive $50 million from the Inflation Reduction Act to address water loss, with added state funding and ongoing monitoring by the U.S. Geological Survey.

A squirrel caused a power outage, affecting nearly 5,000 residents in South Salt Lake, disrupting traffic lights and leading police to issue caution advisories.

Salt Lake City is experiencing persistent haze, with calm winds and mild temperatures. The National Weather Service forecasts mostly sunny skies but reduced visibility, posing health concerns for individuals with respiratory issues.

The weather forecast for Salt Lake City indicates a period of partly sunny to sunny days with highs around 57-62 degrees and lows in the mid-30s, according to the National Weather Service.

Three SUU students, including two basketball players, face theft charges for allegedly stealing refrigerators from a campus loading dock. The items were valued at $3,000.

Weber County lays the groundwork for the Nordic Village Public Infrastructure District to support Nordic Valley's resort expansion, including new infrastructure, commercial space, and housing.

Officials seek public help to find vandals who defaced ancient Utah petroglyphs; witnesses confronted the duo who ignored them and fled in a damaged car.