A Millcreek neighborhood was rattled after a fox squirrel was found dead next to a blood-stained blow dart; wildlife officials say fox squirrels are nonnative and police urge reports.

A man faces first‑degree murder charges after a dispute over an e‑bike near East High left a 42‑year‑old dead. Charging documents list shell casings, a Glock and a cut lock.

A 14-year-old girl died after an off-road vehicle rollover in Utah County, which also injured five other juveniles. The cause and use of safety equipment are under investigation.

A 20-year-old was arrested after police say he kidnapped and assaulted his three-months‑pregnant girlfriend in West Valley City. Authorities say troopers found the vehicle and booked the suspect.

South Davis Metro crews answered a pre-dawn warehouse fire in Centerville. Officials say the cause and extent of damage remain under investigation.

Six juveniles were injured, one critically, in an OHV rollover near West Mountain, Utah. A 14-year-old girl was airlifted; others sustained minor injuries. Authorities urge OHV safety.

A former IRS employee was sentenced to over a year in prison for wire fraud involving the embezzlement of more than $2 million by transferring tax credits from ExxonMobil's account to his fraudulent company.

South Jordan authorities seek public help to identify a suspect who stole vehicle keys from a local gym, possibly used stolen credit cards for a shopping spree, and shared surveillance images online.

Joshua Perry died after being hit by a vehicle in Sandy; Zoe Blankenstein, showing signs of intoxication, was arrested for DUI and now faces automobile homicide charges.

David Gene Remley was sentenced for kidnapping his ex-wife Brittany Deal and their children, receiving 15 years to life for each count, with some terms running concurrently.

Brandon Kay died from gunshot wounds inflicted by neighbor James Rios in South Ogden; Rios faces multiple charges including aggravated murder. Kay's son and dog were also injured.

Utah’s 2025 law forces massage businesses to register and requires owners to pass background checks and inspections, a move regulators say will help shut illicit parlors.

Former 3rd District Judge William Kendall entered a plea‑in‑abeyance to reduced sexual battery and drug charges; a court review is set for April 13.