Logan City Police and Homeland Security recovered $10,000 for a scam victim and are educating locals and businesses on scam detection and prevention measures.

A 31-year-old was killed when he crashed his motorcycle on Legacy Parkway. Witnesses said he failed to navigate a curve due to high speed, leading to a collision with a cable barrier.

A woman was arrested for road rage and robbery at a Habit Burger Grill after tailgating and confronting another driver; Tesla camera footage aided her identification.

Kaysville neighborhood was on alert as police dealt with an individual with outstanding warrants who barricaded himself inside a home, prompting a SWAT response and shelter-in-place order.

One person died in a shooting at a Murray apartment complex; police are investigating and searching for the suspect, with no ongoing threat to the public.

A 52-year-old man was killed by a car on a South Salt Lake street; police investigate as the 43-year-old female driver cooperates. Traffic was affected after the accident.

The SLCPD has begun an OICI protocol investigation following the death of a man they encountered who was disoriented and later died, despite not using force.

Olympus Junior High experienced a bomb scare that led to an evacuation and delayed classes. Law enforcement found no credible threat, ensuring school safety.

A 16-year-old was arrested for shooting a 15-year-old at West High School. The incident is believed to be gang-related and the Salt Lake City Police Gang Unit led the investigation.

Judge Torgerson dismissed a lawsuit against Moab Police filed by Gabby Petito’s family, citing legal precedents and governmental immunity, but an appeal is possible.

A 15-year-old boy died in a home explosion in South Jordan due to a natural gas leak from a 48-year-old gas main. The NTSB is investigating and highlights the absence of gas alarms in homes.

Two people were hospitalized after a T-bone crash in Taylorsville knocked out a power pole, affecting approximately 1,700 residents. Investigations do not currently link drugs or alcohol to the accident.

Peterson Drew Matheson pleaded guilty to manslaughter for a fatal road-rage incident in Utah that killed Rodney Salm and Michaela "Mischa" Himmelberger after he lost control of his Ford F-150 and struck their Porsche 911.