Halee Ann Mehlbauer was sentenced to 15 months for fraudulently obtaining $177,030 in PPP Loans, with supervised release and full repayment mandated post-incarceration.

Sandy City announced a one-day delay for garbage collection on Christmas and New Year's Day. Residents should place bins out as usual, but be aware that pick-up will occur the following day.

Tom Sakievich, former Utah County Commissioner, has passed away, leaving a legacy of public service. His dedication is commemorated by Utah County Government.

The National Weather Service forecasts a wet period for Salt Lake City with a high chance of rain and overcast skies, featuring temperatures in the mid-50s and rain probabilities ranging from 40% to 90%.

Orem City Government promotes Everbridge emergency alerts sign-up to residents through social media with a holiday-themed message, emphasizing non-intrusive, critical updates.

Kevin Curtis, LCSW, discusses the concept of a mental breakdown and its warning signs, emphasizing the importance of self-care and seeking help when overwhelmed.

Utah's population reached over 3.55 million in 2025, with a growth rate of 1.3%, down from 1.5% in 2024, with most new residents in Utah and Salt Lake counties.

A Utah woman, Elleshia Anne Seymour, is charged with custodial interference for allegedly taking her four children out of the country against custody agreements.

Super Saturday may see a record 158.9 million shoppers, with a growing trend of gifting experiences alongside traditional purchases. Consumers employ strategies to balance in-store and online shopping while managing budgets.

West Jordan elected Annette Harris, Kayleen Whitelock, and Jessica Wignall as at-large councilmembers focusing on civic service, financial stability, housing, jobs, and community engagement.

The National Weather Service issued a Wind Advisory in Salt Lake City, Utah, warning of strong winds and suggesting precautions due to potential hazards.

Millcreek pickleball courts unexpectedly reopened due to warm weather, after being repaired for $8,000 damage caused by players shoveling snow. The city reminds players not to use shovels or face a $1,000 fine.

Blake Cozzens was sentenced to 25 months for wire and bank fraud totaling over $2.1 million, with a subsequent 4-year supervised release and restitution order.