Jeff Barnes was inducted into the NCF-Envirothon Hall of Fame for his contributions to Utah's Envirothon and environmental education.

USU prepares for traffic and parking disruptions due to memorial services for fallen officers, urging campus community to plan for impacts and attendances.

The Major Brent Taylor Foundation is hosting the 9/11 Project at Spanish Fork Fairgrounds for remembrance and service from September 10-13, featuring interactive exhibits, educational trips, and a community fair.

USU's Huntsman School opens its new Gardner Learning & Leadership Building, delaying the event for Sgt. Sorensen's funeral. The facility emphasizes experiential learning.

South Jordan, Utah's annual Farmers Market is underway, promoting fresh local produce, community, and local economy, aligning with the city's health and sustainability goals.

Cheryl Riniker plans a significant gift to USU, focusing on languages and culture, honoring her educational experience and family tradition of learning.

Deputy Allred and K-9 Azula, survivors of a shooting, made a surprise appearance at a rodeo, receiving a standing ovation while the community honored fallen officers and raised funds for their families.

Funeral services for two slain Tremonton Garland Police officers are scheduled for the upcoming week, with public viewings and individual funerals at separate venues.

The University of Utah is hosting its inaugural Festival of Cultures to celebrate diversity with performances, art, workshops, and international food.

Salt Lake City has chosen Mercy Housing and Brinshore Development to redevelop the northern parcels of the Fleet Block to create an affordable, community-focused area with housing, public spaces, and greenery.

USU is gathering materials and stories for an oral history project about their 1970s and 1980s bull mascots, GUS and GUS II, through their alumni and community.

Ogden City celebrated the opening of a new playground at Jaycee Park, emphasizing community involvement and partnership with KABOOM! in their recent social media post.

Ogden's "Night Out Against Crime" event at the Marshall White Center from 5-7 pm offers food, activities, and a tribute to fallen officer Nathan Lyday at 4 pm, fostering police-community ties.