Salt Lake City residents experience clear skies and cool temperatures with a high of 64°F and a light breeze. Conditions are stable, with a slight chance of rain midweek and potential rain and thunderstorms forecasted for the weekend.

Utah Utes football team loses narrowly to BYU with a final score of 24-21, despite outgaining BYU in total yards.

Motorcyclist died in a crash with a truck and SUV on I-15 near Cedar City, Utah. The cause is under investigation, with no other injuries reported. Traffic was disrupted, but now cleared.

A fatal single-vehicle crash on the Alpine Loop in Utah occurred early Monday, leading to a temporary closure of State Road 92. One person died at the scene.

Canyons District high schools won top awards at a national Shakespeare competition, with Hillcrest High claiming a sixth consecutive Sweepstakes prize.

A man died fleeing a multi-car crash in West Valley City, with minor injuries sustained by others; earlier, an SUV hit a church after a couple's dispute.

An argument between a couple led to an SUV crashing into a West Valley City church. The driver was arrested on suspicion of DUI and domestic violence. No churchgoers were injured.

The NWS forecasts a mix of sunny days and potential rain later in the week for Salt Lake City, with calm winds and temperatures ranging from the mid-50s to mid-60s.

BYU secured their third consecutive victory over Utah with a tight 24-21 win, showcasing quarterback Bear Bachmeier's talent and a robust defensive strategy. The triumph bolsters their Big 12 standing and undefeated streak.

Thousands protest in Utah against President Trump's policies, with about 3,500 at Salt Lake City according to the Highway Patrol. Concerns over democracy and calls for socialism were voiced, with peaceful intent despite past violence at protests.

A juvenile was killed in an Ogden, Utah shooting, with another juvenile arrested on murder charges; police investigate and see no further community threat.

South Salt Lake City emphasizes the importance of stormwater systems for environmental and public health, including street sweeping, maintenance, and encouraging residents to participate in the Adopt-a-Drain program.

Salt Lake City Government reminds residents via Facebook to dispose of autumn leaves properly, using brown compost carts or as garden fertilizer, to prevent street and storm drain blockages.