The Utah jazz community is set to honor the late Larry Smith, founder of Jazz Kicks, with a tribute concert at USU featuring his favorite jazz standards arranged by him.

The University of Utah is calling for recent graduates to fill out a two-minute survey to gather data on their post-graduation plans, which will help shape resources for new students.

Former Utah Congresswoman Mia Love passed away at 49 after a battle with brain cancer, leaving behind a legacy as the first Black Republican woman in Congress. Her family and peers have expressed their deep condolences.

The Salt Lake City Police commemorated the 45th anniversary of Detective David W. Olson's death, who was killed accidentally 45 years ago and had also served in the Vietnam War.

Ogden City, with Utah Rivers Council, reintroduces the RainHarvest program, allowing residents to buy discounted, eco-friendly rain barrels to collect rooftop water for reuse.

North Salt Lake community calls for volunteers to remove the invasive spurge from Springhill Geological Park on April 19, with a preceding Easter Egg Dash at Hatch Park.

The Salt Lake City Police Department honors social workers on World Social Work Day, highlighting their role in addressing homelessness, mental health, and addiction.

Michelle Hofmann, a medical leader in Utah, is advancing medical education with a focus on rural needs and fostering a medical culture of service and resilience, inspired by personal and family history.

Layton City is seeking applicants for its Planning Commission, with a March 21, 2025 deadline. Responsibilities include guiding development and advising the City Council.

Provo City celebrates its 10th Annual Women’s Day with a luncheon inspired by Taylor Swift's "Fearless" album, recognizing local women's courage and resilience, and presenting the Trailblazer Award.

Provo City announces its 10th Annual Women's Day on March 8, 2025, featuring a 'Fearless' theme inspired by Taylor Swift, with speakers, awards, and a Taylor Swift-themed after-party.

The University of Utah's U Asia Campus in Incheon welcomed a record number of freshmen in Spring 2025, highlighting its appeal for global education and career opportunities.

University of Utah student Sujata Gandhi collected 104 oral histories to highlight the experiences of ethnic minorities in Idaho Falls, influencing local curricula and enhancing the museum's historical narrative.