Provo City praised Corey Fox and Velour Live Music Gallery for 20 years of dedication to the local music scene, highlighting the venue's role in nurturing talent and enriching the community's cultural landscape.

Sandy Police Department held a Public Safety & Crime Prevention Fair to enhance community safety and engagement, featuring several units and a K-9 demonstration.

Blaser Ventures filed demolition permits near Kilby Court while pledging to preserve the venue and connect the block to Pickle & Hide and Granary Square.

Lehi City is hosting a Valentine's Sweetheart Dance for daughters and caregivers on February 13, offering dancing and bonding activities for $5 per child.

Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson criticized ICE operations, relieved that a proposed detention center in her city was canceled after strong local opposition.

Sudden detentions and surprise immigration appointments have left Utah’s Hazara community scrambling for documents, lawyers and answers as hearings loom. Families fear deportation and reprisals.

Modeling a 5% cut would hit Utah higher education for about $94 million, and campuses warn that scholarships, programs and services could be squeezed.

The article provides a weather forecast for Salt Lake City with sunny and mild conditions expected throughout the week, and slightly warmer temperatures towards the weekend.

Millcreek Common hosted an Art Market event, offering a blend of art, interaction with local artists, light refreshments, and music for community attendees.

A 58-year-old man was killed during a confrontation with two vehicle burglary suspects in Roy; one suspect is charged with murder.

The Orem Police Department held a workshop on internet safety and sex crime education, sharing strategies to keep families safe online, reflecting their commitment to crime prevention and community engagement.

West Valley City Neighborhood Services uses social media to raise awareness about opioid misuse during winter, emphasizing prevention and community action with hashtags like #WVCStepUp.

Hundreds rallied on the south steps of the Utah State Capitol for the March for Life as the state's trigger abortion ban remains blocked by court orders. Organizers and faith leaders urged courts and lawmakers to act while litigation continues.