A man was detained in Liberty Park for hitting a person and pointing a BB-gun, mistaken for a real gun. He faces aggravated assault charges and is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Pedro De Jesus Figueroa-Roman is sentenced to 53 months in prison for involvement in drug trafficking, related to possession of fentanyl pills for distribution.

A 15-year-old was shot at West High School parking lot in Salt Lake City. The non-fatal shooting prompted an investigation with possible gang links. Police are seeking information.

A three-car crash on SR 248 in Summit County led to one person critically injured and two minor injuries. An SUV veered into oncoming traffic, causing the collision.

The Utah U.S. Attorney’s Office held a Financial Crimes Conference to address the state's rising financial fraud, involving experts and law enforcement to combat the issue.

Two individuals were indicted in Salt Lake City for allegedly possessing a large quantity of fentanyl pills, according to a press release from the U.S. Attorney's Office in Utah.

A body was found after an explosion and fire at a South Jordan home, with the structure significantly damaged and neighboring homes affected. Fire crews faced challenges due to the complex situation.

The Utah Attorney General’s C.A.S.E. Strike Force arrested Manuel Gonzalez for a series of thefts at Home Depot, recovering over $82,000 in stolen goods.

Four crashes on I-80 near Parleys Canyon caused significant delays for early morning commuters, resulting in minor injuries and a plea from Utah Highway Patrol for drivers to be cautious.

Sayed Zeinullah Mousavi in Utah faces terrorism charges after threatening to "kill Americans" and attack the Sandy Police Department. He was arrested in a stolen vehicle and found with incriminating writings. He is being held without bail.

SLCPD investigates a U.S. Marshals-involved incident in Sugar House; one injured and hospitalized. Details are forthcoming, with the Marshals managing media queries.

Colorado residents face federal charges for allegedly destroying a historical site in Canyonlands National Park.

Daniel David Egli was found guilty by a federal jury for possessing child sexual abuse material, marking his latest conviction as a repeat sex offender.