Provo City celebrates its 10th Annual Women’s Day with a luncheon inspired by Taylor Swift's "Fearless" album, recognizing local women's courage and resilience, and presenting the Trailblazer Award.

Sean Damitz has been named to The Corps Network's Corps Council, bringing valuable experience from leading the Utah Conservation Corps and USU's Center for Community Engagement.

An elderly man died after his vehicle failed to stop at a sign and was hit in Box Elder County, Utah. His wife sustained non-life-threatening injuries.

Salt Lake City Police arrested Fidel Portuondo-Martinez, 66, for property damage including breaking a car windshield, and he faces additional charges.

A pickup truck rollover off I-80 in Tooele resulted in one death and one critical injury, with the cause under investigation. The deceased's wife is critically injured.

A Mexican national in Salt Lake City faces federal drug charges for distributing narcotics, including fentanyl and heroin, after a task force raid found substantial quantities.

CIROH collaborates with institutions, including USU, to advance water management research and practices, engaging in projects like HydroShare and monitoring system innovations.

Utah's Governor Cox and Lt. Gov. Henderson revealed their schedules for the week, featuring diverse meetings, a retirement ceremony, legislative strategizing, and media interviews.

Salt Lake City Mayor nominates Kim Shelley as Public Lands Department head, highlighting her two-decade experience in environmental management and commitment to sustainable public spaces.

Researchers at the University of Utah have developed a new type of lightweight flat lens for telescopes, promising improved astrophotography without bulky equipment.

Alleged gang member Javier Pedregon-Magana was indicted for a violent Christmas day attack in Utah, facing charges including attempted murder and violent crime in aid of racketeering.

Zion National Park reopened its scenic drive after a rockfall temporarily obstructed access, with cleanup and safety checks completed within 24 hours.

Kasey Todd Reed was sentenced to 96 months in prison for a gun crime in Utah. He admitted to possessing a firearm as a felon and assault with intent to harm.