Salt Lake City is seeking development proposals for parcels in the Fleet Block, aiming to enhance the Granary District with affordable housing, public spaces, and infrastructure improvements.

USU's Interim President Alan L. Smith details a plan to address budget cuts and comply with new legislation, amidst challenges such as job losses and a tight deadline for reinvestment proposals.

The article details the forecast of snow showers in Salt Lake City, with minimal accumulation expected, followed by clearer and warmer weather over the weekend.

Taylorsville officials, including the mayor and police, participated in a literacy event, promoting the benefits of reading to students as part of Read Across America.

Utah man Christopher Kirby charged with attempted bank robbery after a failed heist involving a bomb threat note.

Cleaners found a woman with stab wounds dead at a Washington City vacation rental, sparking a police investigation with reassurances of no public risk.

Utah Governor Spencer Cox signed 61 bills from the 2025 General Legislative Session, affecting retirement, land management, urban farming, disaster funds, health services, and military benefits.

Two men were arrested by Salt Lake City Police for drug and weapons charges after their car was stopped for driving without headlights. Officers found drugs and a gun in the car.

North Salt Lake community calls for volunteers to remove the invasive spurge from Springhill Geological Park on April 19, with a preceding Easter Egg Dash at Hatch Park.

Jacob Welch Dalton was sentenced to 24 months in federal prison for securities fraud after swindling $1.6 million from investors through his company, Rogue Liquidity, LLC.

Salt Lake City will see rain and snow showers today, with a high around 40°F, 30% precipitation chance after 3 pm, and winds from the south at 11 MPH. Conditions will clear tonight, with lows near 32°F.

NIH offers funding for research to improve Native American health, support new diabetes researchers, and advance behavioral and social sciences methods.

A fire in South Jordan and another in Layton caused significant damages to properties, but no injuries were reported. Causes are under investigation, with cigarette ashes suspected in one case.