Six individuals, including two children, safely escaped a boat fire at Bear Lake, with nearby boaters assisting in the rescue; the cause is under investigation.

Firefighters in Salt Lake City extinguished an early morning fire at an abandoned building, rescuing several individuals inside. No injuries were reported, and the cause remains under investigation.

The University of Utah is holding a Town Hall to discuss the impact of the House vs. NCAA case on college athletics, led by Athletics Director Mark Harlan.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny days and rising temperatures for Salt Lake City, with clear conditions expected to persist throughout the week.

In Utah, 21 individuals completed training as Community Justice Advocates to help with legal debt cases, under the Transforming Communities Institute at Utah State University and partners.

An inmate attacked deputies at the Utah County Sheriff's Office during a contraband interview, resulting in injuries and subsequent hospital visits for four officers.

Utah Governor Spencer Cox declared a state of emergency due to rampant wildfires, enabling the use of state resources and possibly the National Guard to combat the fires.

UDOT has scheduled overnight lane closures on I-15 for bridge construction, causing expected delays. Drivers are advised to plan for disruptions and heed caution signs in the work zone.

The Utah Volleyball team is preparing for its promising 2025 season, after a successful previous year, with coach Launiere optimistic about her talented squad.

Salt Lake City is expecting sunny days with mid-90s temperatures, clear evenings, and mild winds. Low humidity and visibility of 10 miles are noted, but there's concern for wildfire smoke and air quality.

Fire crews addressed a brush fire near Salt Lake City's Fear Factory, which caused road closures and no injuries while the cause remains under investigation.

Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is hosting a mountain goat viewing event in the Tushar Mountains on Aug. 9. Attendees can observe wildlife and learn about the ecosystem.

Utah wildlife agencies are treating water bodies in High Uintas to restore native Colorado River cutthroat trout, using safe piscicide to remove non-native fish. Public advised to avoid treatment areas.