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.

Dozens marched from Riverton City Park to City Hall to protest the city’s 287(g) agreement with ICE, tying the action to national outrage after an ICE-related shooting. Organizers say the pressure will continue until officials act.

A service in Salt Lake City commemorated Sha Reh, who passed away in his sleep after surviving a family shooting. His spirit of forgiveness and brief time at university left a lasting impact.

Paiute leaders in Utah told members to carry tribal ID and an additional government ID and to ask officers for identification and a warrant amid reports of improper ICE detentions.

St. George Police Department reminds residents about mandatory car insurance through a social media post, highlighting responsible car ownership and the consequences of not adhering to insurance regulations.

Utah's Dedicated Hunter Program saw 1,547 hunters engage in over 1,176 projects, contributing 62,417 hours ($2.4 million in value) for wildlife conservation in 2025.

Officer Theobald of Ogden Police, Utah, is commended on social media for his kind and patient approach, displaying the positive police-community relations.

West Valley City invites residents to shape its future through a General Plan update, with a workshop on January 21, 2026, emphasizing community input in transportation, housing, and development.

Orem City will keep the festive lights at City Center Park on until February 14th to lift spirits during the winter, as shared on their Facebook page.

Ogden Police's Homeless Outreach Team partnered with Shoe Depot to provide shoes for the homeless during winter, part of their effort to support vulnerable community members.