A power outage in Utah County affected nearly 20,000 residents due to damaged lines but was rapidly addressed, with most power restored by mid-morning.

Utah teacher Alisha Marie George faces multiple sexual abuse charges involving a minor student. She allegedly abused a 15-year-old boy over several months.

Smithfield Canyon Road will be closed to through traffic from December 1 due to culvert replacement work, with a detour via Upper Smithfield Canyon Road.

Head-on collision on Redwood Road near Camp Williams results in one teen's death and critical injuries for two others; road closures caused significant delays.

The Utah Volleyball team lost a close match to No. 24 BYU despite setting ace records, with senior Emrie Moea'i breaking individual records for service aces.

Amber Alert for an abducted Utah teen was canceled after Colorado police successfully intervened and arrested the suspect, Christopher Thomas Wiggins. Jessika Francisco is safe, and an investigation is underway.

Salt Lake City police officers saved an owl hit by a car, garnering positive social media attention for their compassionate actions extending to wildlife.

Sandy City PD officers excelled in the Utah Sheriff's Association Handgun Championship, securing top team spots and reflecting their commitment to firearms proficiency.

West Valley City Police host a fundraiser at Chick-fil-A to support their Giving Tree program, with part of sales going to charity when mentioning the program during purchase. Santa will visit during the event.

The NWS forecast for Salt Lake City predicts sunny skies on Thanksgiving with highs of 57°F, and a partly cloudy evening. The weekend may bring rain and snow with cooler temperatures.

Ogden Police intensify the search for the missing person Coltin, transferred the case to the Investigations Bureau, and call for public assistance with any information.

Utah police are investigating an altercation between North Charleston City Council members Michael Brown Jr. and Nefertiti Brown at a bar during a conference.

The Sandy City Police partnered with Target for a "Coffee with a Cop & Pup" event to engage with residents, aiming to improve community relations and trust.