Sudden detentions and surprise immigration appointments have left Utah’s Hazara community scrambling for documents, lawyers and answers as hearings loom. Families fear deportation and reprisals.

West Valley City Neighborhood Services uses social media to raise awareness about opioid misuse during winter, emphasizing prevention and community action with hashtags like #WVCStepUp.

Salt Lake police say a woman tried to set a car's gas tank on fire; she was arrested and now faces a third-degree arson charge plus multiple counts. Court proceedings are pending.

St. George asked Utah for $20 million to help fund a $100M expansion at its regional airport as passenger counts surge and a new control tower rises. Lawmakers are weighing the return on that state investment.

An 18-year-old in Farmington faces multiple felony counts after police say they found videos showing sexual abuse of his underage stepsister.

Police arrested a 36-year-old after a CODIS DNA match tied him to an alleged sexual assault in South Salt Lake that followed an October crash.

The University of Utah established an Information Privacy Office to enhance privacy across campus, led by chief information privacy officer Jamie Ross.

SafeUT, the University of Utah–backed student crisis app, could be offered nationwide after a 10‑year run in Utah. Lawmakers and program leaders say a federal bill is coming but funding and rollout remain unresolved.

HB0051 would cap birth‑mother living expenses, limit weekly allowances and require child‑placing agencies to convert to nonprofits amid scrutiny of 'adoption tourism'.

The Salt Lake City Police Department thanked the NAACP Salt Lake Branch for honoring their work in ensuring safety in the city, highlighting their collaborative efforts.

Salt Lake City's weather forecast indicates stable conditions with widespread haze and sunny skies, with temperatures in the mid-40s and light winds through the week.

A former IRS employee was sentenced to over a year in prison for wire fraud involving the embezzlement of more than $2 million by transferring tax credits from ExxonMobil's account to his fraudulent company.

Joshua Perry died after being hit by a vehicle in Sandy; Zoe Blankenstein, showing signs of intoxication, was arrested for DUI and now faces automobile homicide charges.