Lawyers for Utah death row inmate Ralph Menzies filed a clemency petition to stop his execution by firing squad, citing issues with his mental competency.

The Forsyth Fire in Washington County is 77% contained after a lightning strike, with 561 firefighters deployed. A rare "firenado" from the Deer Creek Fire damaged structures, and a firefighter was injured. Fire restrictions are in place.

The Salt Lake City Police are searching for 74-year-old missing blind woman Bonnie Wheaton, who suffers from early dementia, after she traveled from Idaho to Salt Lake City. They have issued a Silver Alert and urge public assistance.

A water line break in Holladay, Utah, caused a mudslide that led to the evacuation of several homes near I-215. Efforts to contain the disaster are ongoing.

Search efforts increase for missing hiker Chad Burningham in Tooele County, with authorities and volunteers using helicopters, dogs, and ground teams.

One person died in an early morning fire at an Ogden trailer park, despite fire crews' efforts to save the individual. The cause is under investigation.

A motorcyclist died in St. George during a traffic stop after reportedly driving erratically. The Critical Incident Task Force is investigating the single-vehicle crash that occurred during the attempted stop.

A Mexican national was sentenced to 58 months in prison for drug trafficking and illegal reentry into the U.S. after being caught with fentanyl pills, weapons, and cash.

A human-caused wildfire on Monroe Mountain, Sevier County, prompts mandatory evacuations, burning 700 acres with 0% containment as firefighting crews respond.

A 20-year-old named Segovia allegedly fled a fatal three-car crash, later posed as a bystander, and was arrested facing charges related to the incident.

The SLCPD is searching for Deborah Ring, 74, with Alzheimer's, missing since July 10. Despite efforts, no sign of her has been found. Public assistance is requested.

A 31-year-old man died after falling from his paddleboard at Silver Flat Reservoir, as search operations by multiple agencies led to the recovery of his body.

The DOJ dropped charges against Dr. Michael Kirk Moore, a Utah surgeon accused of selling fake COVID-19 vaccine cards and destroying vaccine doses; his trial is canceled and the decision is divisive.