A paraglider was hospitalized in serious condition after an accident in Salt Lake City; officials say the incident was not linked to training at This Is The Place Heritage Park.

Salt Lake City's Mark of the Beastro will remain closed after an October shutdown. Owner Andrew Earley says he'll focus on the Beehive event space.

Weber Fire District says Stage 1 restrictions—banning fireworks and most open fires—are expected around June 20 in unincorporated Weber County. Officials urge partners and residents to prepare.

Kevin Franke says his family's state victim advocate will end June 30; lawmakers say funding remains in the budget and DHHS is reviewing next steps. Franke wants the role restored.

A man was airlifted in critical condition after a nine‑foot trench collapsed in Mapleton. Crews worked nearly two hours to free him near Charlotte Court.

ER doctors say rattlesnake bites in the Salt Lake City area have nearly doubled this spring; parks and poison‑control experts urge caution on trails and quick treatment for bites.

A private Predator Poachers sting led police to arrest a 69‑year‑old in Magna on sexual‑exploitation charges; investigators say they recovered a phone with alleged child‑sex material.

A Stockton-area man was arrested after investigators say he started several Tooele County wildfires that threatened structures; detectives are reviewing camera footage.

Yoko Ramen, a downtown Salt Lake favorite known for east-meets-west bowls, will close on June 30. Locals and late-night diners are reacting to the news.

A burglary suspect who escaped custody in West Valley is at large in Taylorsville. Police and state troopers are searching near 2200 W and 3500 S.

Hill AFB has started a $1.24B East Campus to centralize depot maintenance for F‑35s and the T‑7A, with infrastructure work now underway and a 2032 target completion.

A teenage boy was seriously hurt in a Wednesday afternoon shooting in South Salt Lake. Police say a female juvenile is in custody and detectives are investigating.

A judge in Provo ordered Tracey Marie Grist to serve 15 years to life after a jury found she masterminded the luring and killing of her son‑in‑law in July 2024.