Study shows the Four Corners potato was farmed by Native Americans in the American Southwest for over 10,000 years, offering new insights into regional domestication history.

The Cottonwood Paper Mill faces possible demolition due to safety and financial concerns, but preservationists and local residents advocate for its restoration and reuse, despite divergent views on its structural viability.

Intermountain Health will freeze its pension plan on Dec. 31, 2026, ending future accruals for about one‑third of caregivers while preserving earned benefits.

Local daycare Mother's Helper visited the South Jordan Police with thank-you notes and artwork, a gesture appreciated by the police and shared on social media.

The University of Utah established an Information Privacy Office to enhance privacy across campus, led by chief information privacy officer Jamie Ross.

Molly Miller is set to join Park City Council, while the council advances a redevelopment plan and a transit study, amidst MLK Jr. Day closures and the Sundance Festival. Artists are also sought for unique bike rack designs.

SafeUT, the University of Utah–backed student crisis app, could be offered nationwide after a 10‑year run in Utah. Lawmakers and program leaders say a federal bill is coming but funding and rollout remain unresolved.

The article discusses Sandy's response to a fatal accident at Alta High School's intersection, with Mayor Zoltanski addressing safety improvements and public concerns on road safety.

St. George Police Department in Utah shared a social media post on defensive driving, urging motorists to slow down and stay alert to enhance road safety.

Provo City Government is hiring part-time staff for community-focused roles in sports, library services, and more, inviting passionate applicants to contribute to the city's vibrancy.

Sheriff Bates of Summit County unveiled a redesigned badge aiming to symbolize honor, courage, and trust, reflecting the values of the law enforcement agency and its community.

Salt Lake County mobilizes volunteers for the annual Point-in-Time Count to assess the number of homeless individuals, while also collecting donations of winter supplies.

Orson Scott Card, author of "Ender's Game," to attend a book signing in Orem, promoting the Writers of the Future Contest.