South Salt Lake City emphasizes the importance of stormwater systems for environmental and public health, including street sweeping, maintenance, and encouraging residents to participate in the Adopt-a-Drain program.

Salt Lake City Government reminds residents via Facebook to dispose of autumn leaves properly, using brown compost carts or as garden fertilizer, to prevent street and storm drain blockages.

Utah GOP lawmakers propose a plan to cut gas prices by ending a tax exemption for oil refineries, aiming to pass the tax burden from consumers to producers and potentially lower prices by 10 to 20 cents per gallon.

The University of Utah celebrates its 175th Homecoming with various events, including a concert, exhibitions, food trucks, a class reunion, a soapbox derby, and a game watch party.

Liberty Park introduced the Seven Canyons Refuge, an interactive art space highlighting the importance of water through light, sound, and sculpture, as a transformation of the old Seven Canyons Fountain.

The "Aggies Think, Care, Act" initiative at Utah State University promotes the school's community principles focusing on respect and social responsibility to foster a culture of belonging.

The "No Kings" event in Salt Lake City has canceled its march for safety reasons but will still hold a rally at the Capitol, with over 10,000 expected to attend.

South Jordan's Mayor's Corner recognizes October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month, urging community engagement, emphasizing non-discrimination of victims, and highlighting local partnerships for support and prevention.

Canyons District honored 11 individuals with Apex Awards for their contributions to education and community, including a Legacy Award for Nancy Tingey and various accolades for teachers, administrators, and supporters.

Dallin H. Oaks is named the new Prophet of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, with Henry B. Eyring and D. Todd Christofferson as counselors.

The University of Utah introduces the Utah Promise scholarship, offering free tuition for students from families earning under $100,000, starting Fall 2026.

Utah State University's College of Arts and Sciences, ArtSci, emphasizes experiential learning and is seeking support for a fund assisting students with practical experiences, such as internships and study abroad.

Utah State University vet students practice their skills with actors and fake pets in a Diagnostics Challenge, simulating real clinic scenarios before treating live animals, as part of their education.