Joshua Homer faces three new felony counts while behind bars, accused of prison drug distribution, a cellmate assault and facilitating contraband.

A two-vehicle crash on North Main Street in Springville left one driver dead; police say others were not critically hurt and an investigation is underway.

Mitchell Dean Anderson, 36, was arrested after allegedly stripping naked at Temple Square during LDS General Conference and was booked on suspicion of lewdness involving a child.

During the Saturday afternoon session of the LDS church’s 196th general conference, leaders introduced a new Primary General Presidency that will begin service in August.

Salt Lake County DA Sim Gill found a Salt Lake City officer legally justified after bodycam showed a suspect raise a rock over the fallen officer during a May chase. The suspect later pleaded guilty to related charges.

Two Riverton teens were killed and a third critically injured after a pickup rolled on Jericho Callao Road. Deputies say the occupants were unrestrained and were ejected.

A three‑judge court Republicans said would speed cases has instead delayed a long‑planned hearing in Utah’s abortion trigger lawsuit amid a constitutional challenge. Procedural fights over the new panels have put the ban’s fate on hold.

UDOT will stagger ramp closures at the I‑80/I‑215 interchange starting April 6, with early‑May work likely to affect airport access. Most closures will last several weeks as crews rebuild ramps and bridges.

Lehi’s new civic center opens this month with a two-floor library, expanded program rooms and a larger City Council chamber.

Light rain and showers this morning in Salt Lake; a colder system arrives Thursday with mountain snow and morning frost possible.

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.