Provo City Power introduces SharedSolar for residents in HOA communities or those unable to install rooftop solar, offering an alternative way to access green energy.

Mayor Jackson of Millcreek prioritizes direct engagement with residents through weekly meetings, despite the digital age’s tendency to reduce personal interaction.

Deputy Mike Allred, survivor of a shooting, announces his run for Box Elder County sheriff, with plans to combat drug crime and enhance police training and communication.

Park City prepares to inaugurate Mayor-elect Ryan Dickey and Councilmembers Tana Toly and Diego Zegarra at a public event with Spanish translation and livestreaming options available.

The City of Orem Government has released a new recycling calendar and is promoting the Recycle Coach app to help residents manage waste and recycling schedules.

West Valley City is hiring a full-time Animal Control Officer, offering $22.49 per hour with benefits, and candidates must be willing to work holidays and weekends.

The Utah County Commissioners' 2026 meeting schedule has been published, with sessions to be held at the county administration building, emphasizing transparency and civic participation.

Utah's new law prevents repeat drunk drivers with a blood alcohol content of 0.16 or more from buying alcohol and requires ID checks for all alcohol purchases.

A semi-truck overturned on Highway 191 near Moab, spilling onions and causing traffic disruption; the uninjured driver was outside the vehicle when help arrived.

The Utah County Sheriff's Office reports a violent altercation victim is recovering; a 25-year-old man faces multiple charges, including attempted murder. All suspects in the incident have been arrested.

Fire Marshal Lynn Schofield retired after 35 years with Provo Fire & Rescue, celebrated for his lasting contributions to community safety and fire prevention.

St. George Police Department advises on safety for children's new toys, emphasizing the importance of helmets and protective gear while using bikes and scooters.

South Jordan offers residents simple Christmas tree disposal options: a park drop-off site or a curbside pickup service that can be scheduled for $10.