State Rep. Karianne Lisonbee has filed to challenge Rep. Blake Moore in Utah’s redrawn 2nd District, turning a map fight into a high‑stakes GOP primary.

A Salt Lake Tribune review shows companies courting Utah’s bid for a federal nuclear campus gave tens of thousands to Gov. Spencer Cox and other officials.

A 5-year-old was hospitalized after falling from a third-story window in West Jordan Monday evening. Police say the incident is under investigation.

A Springville man was arrested and charged with aggravated murder after two people were reported missing in March; police say evidence was found during a search warrant.

A West Jordan man was sentenced to 25 years to life after pleading guilty in a July 2022 drive‑by that killed three young men.

Helicopter footage shows a UHP chopper guiding troopers to arrest Colton Hymas at a Herriman Holiday station after an I-15 pursuit; authorities say the bike was believed stolen and warrants were outstanding.

Washington County climbed to the third-highest housing demand rank in Utah as south St. George fills with new construction and prices surge. Local leaders warn supply is falling behind.

Bobby’s Burgers by Bobby Flay has opened a Holladay Hill location, marking the chain’s second Utah restaurant and bringing the Bacon Crunchburger and custard shakes to the valley.

Salt Lake City Council voted unanimously to deny a rezoning that would have allowed a seven‑story hotel at 2111 S. 1300 E beside Sugar House Park. Councilmembers cited height, views and precedent concerns.

KRCL broke ground on a $7 million west-side hub that will add a 200-capacity music venue, new studios and an art gallery, with construction targeting completion by late 2027.

A civilian sting group confronted a parolee at a Salt Lake halfway house, and the man was returned to custody. Corrections officials warn the tactics can jeopardize safety and prosecutions.

Neighbors packed a Cedar City hearing as planners reviewed a 640‑acre Antelope AI data‑center proposal that raised water, dark‑sky and power concerns. The county can attach conditions before forwarding a recommendation.

Officials say de‑escalation training and new tactics have helped push down deadly police shootings in Utah, but recent incidents show the stakes remain high.