UTEP women's golf team competes in the Golf Iconic Classic from October 13-15 in Las Cruces, aiming for success after their recent 13th-place finish in Lubbock.

A woman was critically injured at the RedWest music festival in Salt Lake City when windblown debris from a nearby construction site struck her during severe weather. She had been seeking shelter next to her car at the time.

Two individuals were rescued after their vehicle became trapped by rising creek waters in Grand County. A multi-agency effort was needed due to a storm causing flash floods.

A family's hike in Big Cottonwood Canyon ended with a search and rescue operation; two children are in critical condition, while the father and another child are stable.

Governor Cox's week includes a focus on military and business interests, culminating in a New Zealand trip for international relations, while Lt. Gov. Henderson focuses on environmental and health issues in Utah.

Salt Lake City's Columbus Day forecast includes increasing clouds, possible rain showers, thunderstorms, and highs around 70°F.

The USU Today article outlines the persistent threat of phishing and offers tips to recognize and avoid scams, while announcing a campus event to improve cybersecurity awareness.

USU Interim President Smith provided updates on initiatives, strategic reinvestment plans, and staff changes, and addressed a campus event controversy.

Mayor Dawn Ramsey of South Jordan participated in maintenance work at Mulligans, highlighting the self-sufficient facility's upkeep and improvements for community enjoyment.

Utah State University vet students practice their skills with actors and fake pets in a Diagnostics Challenge, simulating real clinic scenarios before treating live animals, as part of their education.

Utah violinist John Shin is no longer facing deportation due to the U.S. government's failure to appeal his case, following a past impaired driving conviction.

A vehicle crashed into a Hurricane home last week, with no serious injuries reported. The driver, a juvenile, was unharmed and paramedics evaluated but didn't transport them.

The U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Utah issued General Order 25-001, outlining procedures during the federal funding lapse. Cases proceed, with certain stays and unchanged deadlines for private parties.