The Utah Wildlife Board updated WMA license rules and hunting guide regulations following new legislation, including entry requirements for certain areas and annual registration renewal for guides.

UDOT is working on SR-36 and I-80 in Tooele County, with lane closures and traffic shifts expected. The project aims to improve congestion and is set to last until summer 2026.

Saratoga Springs officials have announced a five-week closure of the Mountain View Corridor due to unforeseen utility conflicts, including issues with water, electrical lines, and storm drains.

Utah police officer Sgt. Jared Jensen died after a battle with brain cancer, having previously survived a 2012 ambush shooting. He is mourned by the local law enforcement community.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny weather with possible showers for Salt Lake City, with a high near 97°F and a comfortable evening low around 64°F.

Moody's reaffirmed Utah's Aaa credit rating, indicating strong fiscal governance and economic resilience in Utah, with continued low borrowing costs for the state.

UDOT conducts biannual checks on its 200 weather stations to ensure traveler safety by providing real-time weather data for road maintenance and storm management.

A man was rescued after a severe rappelling injury near Alpine, Utah. Utah County Search and Rescue and Lifeflight responded, safely airlifting him to a hospital.

K-9 Nova from the Weber County Sheriff's Office died unexpectedly during narcotics detection training, leaving the department and her handler's family in mourning.

Salt Lake City is forecasted to have sunny and warm weather throughout the week with highs reaching the 90s and calm winds, according to the National Weather Service.

Dorcas Anabire from Utah State University won the ATTW Graduate Research Award for her study on tax challenges faced by international students in the U.S.

Utah's Division of Drinking Water approved the lift of a boil water order in Draper after WaterPro confirmed no contamination in follow-up samples. Residents are advised to flush pipes.

Authorities are seeking a group of vandals responsible for extensive damage at a Washington Terrace elementary school under construction, offering a $500 reward for information leading to arrests.