Salt Lake County officials announced steps for justice and human service reforms, inspired by Judge Leifman's successful Miami-Dade model, to redirect individuals with mental health issues from the justice system to treatment.

Judge Lyon Hazleton of San Juan County is retiring, prompting a search for a new justice court judge. Public comment is welcome at a Nominating Commission meeting on December 17, 2025.

Park City Council's final meeting this year involves discussions on conservation, grants, and water plans, amid festive activities and important transitions like the mayor-elect's move to his new role.

The St. George Police celebrated K9 Niko's 2nd birthday, highlighting his patrol, narcotics detection, and tracking training, and his value to the force.

Utah requires a mandatory ethics course for shed hunters during the sensitive period from January to May to minimize wildlife disturbance and habitat impact.

Salt Lake City's forecast includes a mostly sunny day with a high near 52°F, calm conditions, and a 20% chance of rain after 2 a.m. Rain and thunderstorms expected Wednesday.

Millcreek is enhancing an intersection's safety by installing a traffic light in collaboration with UDOT. Construction will pause during holidays and end by January 2026; vigilance is advised.

The City of Orem Government explained that firefighters historically grew mustaches to act as a filter against smoke and ash before modern breathing gear existed. Today, it's a traditional symbol.

The Unified Fire Authority is offering a BLS Healthcare Provider Certification Course on January 7, 2026, for healthcare professionals to learn emergency response skills.

Salt Lake City Police and Harmons grocery store partnered to bring holiday cheer to seniors at a local memory care facility, with funding raised by Harmons customers.

At a Salt Lake City event, leaders discussed replicating Judge Leifman's mental health-focused justice reform from Miami-Dade, aiming to improve outcomes for affected individuals.

City parks are designed to form "accidental lakes" to manage stormwater, preventing neighborhood flooding by absorbing overflow, as planned by the City of West Jordan.

West Jordan city announces changes in garbage collection during the holidays and closures of city offices. Thursday and Friday trash pickups shift to Friday and Saturday, respectively, for Christmas and New Year's weeks.