Salt Lake County Parks and Recreation is offering a free hockey program for children aged 4 to 9, including a session for girls led by female hockey teams.

UDOT begins an environmental study for enhancements along SR-190 in Big Cottonwood Canyon to reduce traffic congestion, considering options like enhanced bus services, tolling, and road improvements. Public input is sought via upcoming meetings.

One woman has died after a head-on collision between a pickup truck and a semi-truck on State Route 96 in Utah County. Investigations continue to determine the cause of the crash.

A fire intentionally set at a utility box near Midvalley Elementary in Utah has halted in-person classes and caused extensive damage. Authorities seek an older man with a gray beard seen on surveillance.

MoneyGeek's report identifies Salt Lake City as the best place for Gen Z's financial stability, highlighting low student debt, job opportunities, and a high young adult population growth.

A 25-year-old Kaysville man died in a paragliding accident near Willard Peak, with recovery conducted by local rescuers.

A man is in critical condition following a car crash in Salt Lake City, with the SLCPD investigating if he was in a crosswalk at the time of the incident.

Salt Lake City expands its landscaping equipment exchange to include winter tools, offering vouchers for electric versions to reduce emissions, following a successful spring initiative.

SLCPD invites residents to their annual Halloween Fun Fest for safe family-friendly entertainment with candy, costumes, and public safety education on October 25 at the Public Safety Building Plaza.

The Daybreak branch of the Salt Lake County Library became the first Net Zero energy building in Utah, utilizing renewable energy and eco-friendly design.

Charges are filed against Thomas Jim Long for a murder that occurred during a road rage incident on SR 201 in Salt Lake County, with no weapon found on the victim's person.

SLCPD’s VCAT arrested a 50-year-old fugitive woman, seizing a gun, drugs, and cash. The standoff ended peacefully after a high-hazard traffic stop and negotiations.

Salt Lake City Police conducted a 30-day operation along the Jordan River Trail, resulting in 102 arrests for various crimes including drug offenses. Increased patrols and community outreach were key components of the strategy.