Molly Miller to Join Park City Council, City Advances on Key Development and Transit Initiatives
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.
Utah’s SafeUT School Crisis App Poised For National Rollout After A Decade On Duty
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.
Riverton Neighbors March On City Hall As ICE Deal Ignites Backlash
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.
Salt Lake City Mourns the Loss of Sha Reh, Inspirational Survivor of Family Tragedy, Embraced by Community in Final Farewell
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.
VIDEO: St. George Police Emphasize the Importance of Car Insurance in 'Traffic Thursday' Social Media Campaign
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.












