Utah State University celebrates National First-Generation Student Week with various events and unveils a new center to support first-generation students.

A report from the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute outlines the high rate of veteran suicides in Utah and the need for improved suicide prevention resources, emphasizing personal connections in outreach efforts.

The Weber Human Services Foundation has launched a campaign to distribute food boxes to vulnerable clients and employees affected by the U.S. government shutdown.

The City of South Jordan announces the opening of a new Passport Office on November 12 to ease the process of obtaining travel documents for residents.

Utahns find interim relief from the federal shutdown's threat to SNAP benefits via legal rulings and local community support, with restaurants offering free meals and pantries serving those in need.

Salt Lake County honors veterans with Operation Green Light by lighting buildings green and offering programs like free pet adoptions, tax relief, and a Veterans Treatment Court to support veterans' well-being.

Rob Allen was honored as the 2025 Distinguished Executive Alumnus by the Huntsman School of Business, USU, for exemplifying their core values in his successful health care industry career.

Utah State University's Tooele campus unveils renovations after a $1.5 million project, inviting the public to an open house to view the upgraded facilities, including study areas and improved accessibility.

Utah County's CASFB aims to collect 70,000 pounds of food by December 20th due to over 11,800 households losing SNAP benefits. Community support is sought through donations and volunteering.

Utah drivers are reminded to watch for deer during migrations and darker commutes as daylight saving time ends, to prevent vehicle/wildlife collisions.

Salt Lake City announced a watch party for the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Games, with live streams, food trucks, and guest Olympians, warming viewers up for the city's 2034 hosting.

The Weaving Our Stories Conference at Utah State University Blanding empowered Native American students and communities with workshops, performances, and forums.

The Utah County Children's Justice Center hosted a Casino Night Fundraiser to support services for abused children, with games, music, and prizes. Proceeds help fund therapy and other essential aid.