Seven individuals and organizations in Salt Lake City received awards for their human rights work on Human Rights Day, with Mayor Mendenhall underscoring the city's commitment to inclusivity.

The Sandy City Fire Department used Asher the Elf in a Facebook post to promote fire escape plans, reminding residents of meeting spots during fires and providing resources to create their own plans.

The Ogden Police Department shared a #OnTheCall social media post to highlight their positive community impact and thanked residents for feedback that helps improve their service.

Lehi City's scavenger hunt for a character named Rudy is creating excitement in the community, as citizens follow daily clues to find the hidden Rudolph figure, with the latest hint pointing towards a park.

The University of Utah launches Utah Brands & Entertainment LLC to modernize financial operations of its athletics program, focusing on revenue streams and brand-building amidst new collegiate sports economy challenges.

Ogden City invites residents to a cultural and future-focused event at Union Station on January 8, 2026, with free museum access, a social gathering, and remarks by Mayor Nadolski.

Layton City, Utah, offers a festive train ride called Dunkin Express through its holiday Lights Before Christmas. Running on select December dates, tickets are $2.

South Jordan's Light the Night 2025 event reinforced community bonds with festive lighting, garnering gratitude from the city government and support from local businesses.

Lehi City to celebrate the holiday season with a Santa Parade on December 13th, featuring a holiday market, parade, and post-parade activities like train rides and Santa photos starting at 4:00 p.m. near the Lehi Legacy Center.

Lehi City's "Light Up the Holidays" contest is nearing its deadline, with winners getting $100 utility bill credits. Residents can register lights displays for community voting and a driving tour list.

Orem's final City Council meeting of the year is set for today, with residents welcome in person and online to discuss community issues. The agenda is full, and participation options include a YouTube livestream.

The article discusses a report on the multifaceted benefits of college athletics in Utah, showing impacts on community cohesion, educational success, and economic contributions.

Ogden police held a "Shop With a Hero" event, building community relations through a shopping spree with local kids.