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.

The Weber-Morgan Children's Justice Center is opening a new facility in Ogden to support young survivors of abuse with a child-friendly environment and specialized services.

Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is hosting three target shooting events for skill enhancement and community building among hunting and fishing enthusiasts.

Salt Lake City launches the WEConnect Study to address transportation issues between the city's west and east sides, seeking community input at an open house and online survey.

SLCPD announces safety measures for the upcoming Kilby Block Party in Salt Lake City, anticipating 15-20k daily attendees and advising public on event safety and respect for the neighborhood.

Wheeler Historic Farm hosts Farm Fest, a free spring event with sheep shearing, baby animals, local artisans, music, and historic house tours on May 17.

USU Eastern Professor Noel Carmack highlighted the importance of mentorship in his inaugural lecture, drawing on personal experiences and historical perspectives.

A stray black-and-white dog found on Interstate 80 in Summit County, Utah, lacks a microchip and is now at a shelter, awaiting identification and reunion with its owner.

Utah celebrates Arbor Day by showcasing its largest bristlecone pine, with a 325-inch circumference and 32-foot height, as part of the state's Big Tree Directory emphasizing biodiversity and conservation.