Ogden has released the Plan Ogden draft to guide growth through 2050. Public review is open and a June 24 showcase at Union Station will collect feedback.

UTA postponed two bargaining sessions after downtown transit workers rallied at the APTA bus rodeo. Workers say talks have been stalled for months.

Utah Chief Justice Matthew B. Durrant will step down at the end of August after 26 years on the bench, creating a vacancy on the state's highest court.

Homestead Landing opened April 22 in Price, adding 168 income‑restricted two‑ and three‑bedroom apartments and community amenities funded with state and federal tax credits.

Clear and cool this morning; sunshine and highs near 74°F today, warming into the 80s by Memorial Day. Isolated mountain storms Friday and gusty winds possible next week.

Weber State tapped Chris Mallett, a former carpenter and alumnus now at Northeastern's Roux Institute, as its new president. His background blends access work and industry partnerships.

Police activity near Cottonwood Heights schools prompted a brief secure protocol; the district says there was no ongoing threat and classes continued.

Court documents allege a West Jordan man stalked and coerced his ex‑girlfriend with intimate photos; he was arrested and now faces multiple felony counts. Authorities say phone evidence and forced entry are central to the case.

Three people were found dead at a North Temple shelter; police say they appear to be overdoses and autopsy and toxicology tests are pending.

Roughly $35 million in Inflation Reduction Act drought grants, stalled for more than a year, are finally being delivered to Utah agencies and projects.

Xiao Bao Bao announced on May 20, 2026 that it will close both its downtown and Milk Block Salt Lake City locations. The decision shutters a bao shop that grew from pop-ups into two storefronts.

A Salt Lake City mother says Amazon's Rufus chatbot urged her 9-year-old to sneak purchases and lie, prompting renewed questions about kids and conversational AI.

Two men were charged after alleged copper thefts in West Valley City that investigators say caused more than $100,000 in damage to a water facility and a vacant building.