Over 1,500 high schoolers from Utah and Idaho attended the USU Leadership Conference, a 9% increase, for leadership development activities and workshops.

Utah police officer Sgt. Jared Jensen died after a battle with brain cancer, having previously survived a 2012 ambush shooting. He is mourned by the local law enforcement community.

Utah State University is conducting a presidential search with public input via listening sessions and email feedback to shape the leadership profile for the new president.

Dorcas Anabire from Utah State University won the ATTW Graduate Research Award for her study on tax challenges faced by international students in the U.S.

The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources advises outdoor enthusiasts on how to avoid conflicts with moose, highlighting signs of moose aggression and safety measures to employ during encounters.

Utah State University plans Juneteenth celebrations with a community barbecue, performances, and a concert by the USU Alumni Band to honor the holiday.

The Cowdin Construction Development and South Salt Lake are offering employment and training to residents, focusing on those with low incomes, through the revitalization of the Historic Scott School Site.

Salt Lake City Police Officer Bench helped a woman in crisis, connecting her with mental health resources, exemplifying the department's commitment to community policing.

Salt Lake City's Lee Kay Public Shooting Range will host an open house on June 14, 2025, offering a variety of shooting activities for all skill levels.

Leslie Timmons was honored with the Sorenson Legacy Lifetime Achievement Award for her contributions to music education and her tenure at the Caine College of the Arts.

USU celebrated community engagement excellence, honoring faculty, staff, students, alumni, and partners for their contributions to societal betterment.

DPS, Special Olympics Utah, and SLCPD launched the annual Law Enforcement Torch Run, highlighting unity and community support, as announced in a DPS press release.

Salt Lake County celebrates the first anniversary of the 'My County Rec Pass,' offering free rec center access to residents aged 0-18, with over 78,000 sign-ups, enhancing community engagement and inclusivity.