Salt Lake City is preparing for a wet holiday season with expected rain leading up to Christmas, as detailed by NWS forecasts, including high humidity and cool temperatures.

The Orem Business Alliance Stand-Out Business Awards honored local businesses for innovation, community impact, and legacy, with Brain Balance, Runner's Corner, and McGee's Stamp and Trophy among winners.

Millcreek Municipal Government announces a community Menorah Lighting event and introduces a new UPD canine member, with details on their Facebook page and newsletter.

Sandy City provides a Holiday Waste Guide in collaboration with Waste Management to help residents responsibly dispose of holiday waste, emphasizing recycling and sustainability.

Law enforcement in Jeff Davis County distributed gifts to all students at Dirks Elementary, fostering holiday joy and community spirit through Operation Blue Santa.

Provo City Government has designated Highway 189 as the Scenic Skiway, enhancing accessibility to famous ski areas and offering scenic drives for travelers and snow enthusiasts.

A West Jordan man, Terry Lynn Reynolds, faces charges of wire fraud, mail fraud, theft of government property and identity theft for defrauding $1 million from Social Security and an insurance company.

Tom Sakievich, former Utah County Commissioner, has passed away, leaving a legacy of public service. His dedication is commemorated by Utah County Government.

Construction work on University Avenue Bridge in Provo will cause traffic disruptions, with crews working on utility relocation from the evening of December 19. Extra travel time is advised.

UDOT is repairing pavement on I-215 in Salt Lake City, reducing southbound lanes and closing I-80 ramps this weekend, impacting travel to the airport.

The National Weather Service forecasts a wet period for Salt Lake City with a high chance of rain and overcast skies, featuring temperatures in the mid-50s and rain probabilities ranging from 40% to 90%.

The Berean Baptist Church choir performed Christmas carols at Ogden's Francom Public Safety Building, an annual tradition appreciated by the police and shared on their Facebook page.

West Jordan clarified that the Seasonal Can program ended as scheduled after November, in line with a 20-year practice, dismissing rumors of an early end and confirming no changes to the annual schedule.