West Jordan clarified that the Seasonal Can program ended as scheduled after November, in line with a 20-year practice, dismissing rumors of an early end and confirming no changes to the annual schedule.

A fire at two Provo businesses, Nova Ink and Ford's Meat Locker, resulted in no injuries but significant damage, with the latter being destroyed. An investigation into the fire's cause is underway.

UDOT plans Provo Canyon roadway closures for a widening project, advising drivers to alter travel plans due to controlled blasting and excavation work.

Layton City, Utah, offers a family-friendly WIBIT obstacle course every Wednesday at Surf 'n Swim for swimmers aged 6 and older, featuring climbing, sliding, and splashing activities.

South Jordan Police stress the vital role of speed limits in traffic safety and the risks of speeding, especially near schools, after a vehicle was caught significantly over the limit.

Salt Lake City Police and Harmons grocery store partnered to bring holiday cheer to seniors at a local memory care facility, with funding raised by Harmons customers.

At a Salt Lake City event, leaders discussed replicating Judge Leifman's mental health-focused justice reform from Miami-Dade, aiming to improve outcomes for affected individuals.

South Salt Lake police are searching for missing 12-year-old Vylett Galloway, last seen wearing black clothes. She may be with her boyfriend, 14-year-old Ivan Guiterrez.

Morgan Scalley is named the new Utah football head coach following Kyle Whittingham's departure, his legacy as a Ute player and defensive coordinator noted by Athletic Director Mark Harlan.

A head-on crash in St. George, Utah, prompted police to remind citizens about safe driving via Facebook, highlighting the need to follow speed limits and avoid distractions.

Ogden City invites residents to a cultural and future-focused event at Union Station on January 8, 2026, with free museum access, a social gathering, and remarks by Mayor Nadolski.

Orem's final City Council meeting of the year is set for today, with residents welcome in person and online to discuss community issues. The agenda is full, and participation options include a YouTube livestream.

Heber City seeks members for its Audit Committee to ensure financial transparency and accountability, requiring expertise in accounting and government finance.