The SLCPD Gang Unit won "Gang Unit of the Year" for exceptional efforts in combating gangs, reflecting their successful adaptation to modern gang dynamics and achievements in arrests and seizures.

A fatal crash followed a high-speed chase in Sevier County after a suspect exceeded 140 mph, attempted to evade spike strips, and was ejected from the vehicle.

A Texas man, Wicliff Yves Fleurizard, received a felony sentence for sneaking onto a Delta flight, including jail time, supervised release, and a fine.

Layton police seek a man who unsuccessfully tried to rob America First Credit Union, using a note; no money was taken. They released surveillance images to identify him.

Dominic Garcia was arrested for terrorizing a Millcreek family for months, using threats of cartel violence, and has been charged with numerous offenses including assault and kidnapping.

A 17-year-old was fatally shot at Kearns High School during an apparent robbery. The victim, an 18-year-old, fired back in self-defense. No charges are filed yet as police investigate.

A Tesla driver died in a crash on US-6 in Utah during a rainstorm; the Tesla spun out, was hit by a GMC Yukon, raising questions about vehicle safety in severe weather.

A Utah man received a 110-month prison sentence for his role in the 2017 sexual assault of a 14-year-old girl, which was recorded and shared on social media.

19 individuals were arrested in a coordinated law enforcement operation in Washington City, Utah, for suspected involvement in illegal activities such as document fraud and drug possession.

SLCPD resolved the 1985 murder of Christine Gallegos using forensic technology, identifying deceased suspect Ricky Lee Stallworth through DNA analysis.

Firefighters in Weber County tackled a significant fire at a structure on US-89, battling difficulties but containing it within 20 minutes. The cause and injuries are currently unknown.

A vehicle struck and killed a black bear near Bear Lake, Utah, prompting officials to remind drivers to be watchful for wildlife, especially with an increasing bear population in the region.

Utah Department of Corrections partners with ICE, allowing trained UDC employees to execute ICE warrants and transfer inmates upon sentence completion.