A crash on State Route 40 in Wasatch County killed two men and briefly closed westbound lanes. Authorities say a box truck crossed the center line and struck an oncoming truck.

The Planning Commission recommended rezoning for a 23‑acre Brixton Capital overhaul but continued the concept plan, leaving mobile‑home residents unsure about relocation timelines.

Lehi police seek public help after two juveniles were reportedly struck in a crosswalk at 500 West and Pioneer Crossing. Officers say the vehicle and children were gone on arrival.

A Utah study finds hot, humid days — especially with high traffic smog — are linked to higher short-term suicide risk, suggesting environmental data could guide interventions.

Provo Airport is rolling out a phased expansion that will grow the terminal toward 10 gates, adding ticketing and baggage capacity and creating space for new airlines by late 2028.

Senators advanced a bill to convey 124 acres of BLM land to Price, enabling a proposed 7,000-acre-foot reservoir; committee added reversionary protections before unanimous approval.

State data show 1,105 crashes in the week after last year's spring time change; experts warn lost sleep deepens crash risk and urge naps, earlier bedtimes and extra caution.

Frankie's Pizza & Pasta is opening in Murray with hand-stretched pies and fresh pasta, and will celebrate Pi Day this Saturday with a 3:14 p.m. kickoff.

Sunny, mild weekend in Salt Lake City with highs near 58°F Sunday and mid‑60s Monday. A mostly dry front brings a cooler Tuesday and gusty mountain winds.

BEA data show Utah's outdoor recreation sector grew to $9.75 billion in 2024, supporting roughly 75,000 jobs and about $4.6 billion in wages.

The Utah Senate moved SB193 this week to add Good Friday to the state holiday calendar, prompting split votes and renewed debate about school calendars and church‑state separation.

Salt Lake County approved a shared two‑story rebuild of the West Valley Library with Ballet West, adding studio space and a black‑box theater while modernizing an aging branch.

Salt Lake’s Iranian community is split after U.S. strikes on Iran — some celebrated the attacks while others fear the fallout for relatives and a wider war.