Utah State University (USU) will celebrate Employee Appreciation Day on Oct. 3 with food and activities at Maverik Stadium and other statewide events.

The Ogden City Fire Department stresses the importance of CPR training on social media and offers a Heartsaver CPR AED Training session for $50 to empower residents with life-saving skills.

Erin Clark spoke to students at a leadership summit about the importance of human-centered leadership and connecting with others through love and care.

Ogden City is discussing a proposed trail alignment through Mount Ogden Golf Course, balancing trail access and golf safety. Public feedback is encouraged via an online survey to address concerns and find harmony between outdoor activities.

Salt Lake County will celebrate Welcoming Week 2025 with a ceremony on September 15, hosting a Proclamation Reading, a Naturalization Ceremony at the Utah Cultural Celebration Center, and cultural festivities.

Utah DWR offers free range shooting to licensed hunters and fishers on National Hunting and Fishing Day at Lee Kay and Cache Valley ranges, celebrating their conservation efforts.

Russell M. Nelson, nearing his 101st birthday, shared a universal message of peace and the value of individual worth, as reported by ABC4 and further elaborated on in Time magazine and the Salt Lake Tribune.

Utah violinist John Shin was released from ICE custody after posting bond. His detainment related to his immigration status and a prior DUI. Community efforts raised funds for his legal costs.

St. George Police Department mourns the loss of Tremonton Police Department's Officer Estrada and Sgt. Sorensen, who died in the line of duty, reflecting on their courage and sacrifice.

Utah officials have selected a site in Salt Lake City for a new homeless service campus, planned to open in 2027 with 1,300 beds to address homelessness.

USU remembers alumnus Richard Anderson after his passing, honoring his and his late wife's contributions to the university's engineering programs and students.

USU students gained practical rangeland management experience through an internship with Working Lands Conservation, benefiting their education and the environment.

The funeral service for fallen Tremonton Police Sergeant Lee Sorensen was held at Utah State University, followed by a procession to his final resting place.