Utah updates traction laws for Cottonwood Canyons to improve winter road safety, including a new "Class Three" requirement for tire tread and an extended sticker program for tire inspections.

The Sundance Institute honors founder Robert Redford with a celebration and a new award in his name, recognizing Ed Harris and Gyula Gazdag as the first recipients.

Judge Gibson ruled against Utah's legislative Map C, opting for a map likely to result in more competitive elections, a decision criticized as "judicial activism" by local Republicans.

The Utah State Board of Education announces the 2025 Utah Preschool Conference, a virtual event co-hosted with UETN, focused on early learning success.

Utah State University celebrates National First-Generation Student Week with various events and unveils a new center to support first-generation students.

West Jordan and Taylorsville cities have merged their Justice Courts for cost savings, with separate judges for each city maintaining services without reducing quality.

Park City's General Election is tomorrow with mayoral and City Council races. Key issues include the U.S. 40 corridor, a senior center, conservation at Clark Ranch, Bonanza Park redevelopment, and the EngineHouse housing project.

The Utah Court of Appeals will hear cases at Utah Tech University, including disputes on town governance and legal malpractice with wide implications.

Utah County Service Area No. 9 invites residents to discuss the 2026 budget at a public hearing on December 3, 2025.

Salt Lake City Police are searching for 8-year-old Mauwa Meshack Amani, last seen wearing a red and black shirt, black pants, and a witch hat. Public assistance is requested.

The Salt Lake City Police have issued a Silver Alert for missing 76-year-old Francisca Torres, who has Alzheimer's and dementia. She was last seen near 1202 E Brickyard Rd.

Salt Lake County honors veterans with Operation Green Light by lighting buildings green and offering programs like free pet adoptions, tax relief, and a Veterans Treatment Court to support veterans' well-being.

Park City announces a partial road closure on 313 Park Ave due to concrete pouring by Wasatch Engineering Contractors Inc., causing potential traffic delays.