Navajo Nation and Utah Film Commission signed an MOU to keep filming within Monument Valley while training local crews and protecting sacred sites. The deal ties state incentives to tribal oversight and seeks to grow Indigenous storytelling on screen.

Realtor.com data and local reporting show more than half of new Utah listings in 2025 carried HOA fees, adding monthly costs buyers now must factor into budgets. What that means for affordability in resort towns and suburbs.

A federal judge has certified Jonathan Jareth Soberanis competent to stand trial on federal child-pornography charges, allowing the long-running case to move forward. Authorities are reviewing older complaints tied to past dismissed cases.

Police records show Mary Cosby was interviewed by Salt Lake City detectives on Jan. 9 about allegations involving her son weeks before he was found dead. The files outline claims of a 2024 assault, fentanyl use and active court fights.

UDOT has met with Drone Amplified about using explosive-dropping drones for avalanche mitigation; officials say legal and FAA reviews are still required. The idea joins other safety moves after a dangerous winter in the Salt Lake mountains.

North Star Academy delayed its start Tuesday after a reported bomb threat; authorities searched the campus and later deemed the call a hoax.

Sunny and unusually warm today; highs near 78°F and hotter Wednesday. Plan outdoor activity for mornings.

A 20,000‑pound LDS food shipment fed thousands at Switchpoint — and put a spotlight on a long-running gap in county funding for homeless services.

State payroll records show how much Utah’s public college presidents earned last year — the highest figure tops $1M and comes before any new bonuses.

A Salt Lake-area behavioral therapist was arrested after police say child sexual abuse material was found on multiple devices; charging documents allege 10 felony counts.

Warming centers in Logan and Provo ran near capacity despite a milder winter; volunteers and donations are urgently needed as the Logan site prepares to close April 11.

A Holladay man received a 15‑to‑life sentence after jurors found him guilty of aggravated kidnapping and assaulting the sister who had been sheltering him.

A Utah man who admitted locking his 12- and 14-year-old sisters in a refrigerated trailer was sentenced to two years' probation after a plea deal reduced felony counts.