Juan Alexis Castanon-Chavez appeared in federal court in Salt Lake City on drug trafficking and immigration charges, following an investigation and seizure of methamphetamine.

A semi-truck crash in Tooele County, Utah, believed to be caused by high winds, resulted in the driver's death and serious injury to a female passenger.

A Mexican national was indicted on charges of firearm violations and immigration offenses after being found with a stolen firearm while illegally in the U.S.

A Utah man, Nathan Jack Speaker, was arrested for alleged child abuse during a church volleyball event in Lehi, including choking and throwing a child. He also faces tampering charges for trying to prevent the incident report.

A driver died after his Mustang veered off I-80 and hit a barrier in Tooele County; a medical episode is suspected. Traffic was disrupted during the investigation.

An RV crash on I-15 in Orem left two seriously injured and caused traffic issues. The crash involved the RV rolling after striking a barrier and is under investigation.

Five people, including three teens, were arrested after a drive-by shooting in Payson; no injuries were reported, with the incident possibly being gang-related.

A Utah judge and a fire chief were charged with child sexual exploitation based on evidence of troubling conversations and alleged abuse. They also shared a sexual relationship and used the KIK app to exchange child pornography.

Eleven individuals in Utah are charged with forging signatures during the signature-gathering process for candidates in the 2024 primary elections, affecting multiple campaigns.

Three people were arrested in Tooele County following a stabbing over a $50 debt, resulting in hospitalization.

A mother from Eagle Mountain was arrested for negligent homicide after her infant was found dead in a bathtub; she admitted to drinking before the incident.

A 56-year-old man was arrested by Salt Lake City Police for allegedly selling fentanyl near a library; over 300 pills and methamphetamine were found on him.

Two individuals were hospitalized following a head-on collision on Route 17 near Toquerville, with responders from the Hurricane Valley Fire District assisting.