Two people died in a rollover crash near the Utah-Idaho border, with open containers suggesting impairment and lack of seatbelt use contributing to the fatalities.

The Mill Canyon Fire near American Fork Canyon is fully contained, having burned 0.24 acres and briefly closed roads before extinguishment by U.S. Forest Service personnel.

A U.S. Navy sailor in Georgia is charged with child sexual exploitation, including production of child pornography, after allegedly manipulating a 14-year-old girl.

Murray Police seek public help to find drivers in a fatal hit-and-run involving a woman at 4500 South State Street; video evidence showed a car and truck hitting her.

A significant drug bust by San Juan County Sheriff's Office in Blanding resulted in the confiscation of $1.2 million worth of drugs, including fentanyl pills and heroin.

A search is underway for a 41-year-old man who fell from a raft in Willard Bay State Park. Rescuers are working to find him; he was not wearing a life jacket.

Six individuals, including two children, safely escaped a boat fire at Bear Lake, with nearby boaters assisting in the rescue; the cause is under investigation.

Firefighters in Salt Lake City extinguished an early morning fire at an abandoned building, rescuing several individuals inside. No injuries were reported, and the cause remains under investigation.

A glider pilot died after crashing into Mahogany Mountain in Mountain Green, sparking a wildfire at 7,000 feet elevation. Fire crews contained the blaze to three acres but faced challenges, including a damaged vehicle.

An inmate attacked deputies at the Utah County Sheriff's Office during a contraband interview, resulting in injuries and subsequent hospital visits for four officers.

Utah Governor Spencer Cox declared a state of emergency due to rampant wildfires, enabling the use of state resources and possibly the National Guard to combat the fires.

Utah's Governor Cox declares a state of emergency due to wildfires, with costs exceeding $100 million and disruptions such as power outages from the Monroe Canyon Fire.

July was the deadliest month for motorcyclists in Utah, with 14 deaths contributing to 44 total fatalities in the year, prompting safety pleas from officials.