Uber launches "Women Preferences" in 26 cities to allow female passengers to match with female drivers, aiming to improve comfort and safety for women riders and drivers.

Salt Lake City Airport faced numerous flight cancellations due to the government shutdown, affecting Tuesday and Wednesday travel, and prompting air traffic reductions.

Salt Lake City enjoys clear skies with temperatures rising to near 70°F, but expects variability with partly cloudy nights and a chance of rain increasing over the weekend.

Seven states failed to reach an agreement on the allocation of the Colorado River's water by the latest deadline and are working towards a new consensus by February 2026 to prevent federal intervention.

The Utah Jazz scored 152 points against the Indiana Pacers, the highest in an NBA game this season and the franchise's fourth-highest ever. Markkanen led with 35 points in the win.

The Sundance Institute honors founder Robert Redford with a celebration and a new award in his name, recognizing Ed Harris and Gyula Gazdag as the first recipients.

Kyley Danielle Burnham faces charges for attempting to kidnap an infant and assaulting the child's grandmother.

A man was arrested after allegedly seizing an officer's Taser during an altercation at a Raising Cane's in West Valley City. He faces multiple charges, including assault and disarming a police officer.

A car lost control on US-89 in Layton, causing a serious rollover accident with multiple injuries and traffic disruptions, with investigations currently focusing on speed and impairment.

South Jordan joins the South Valley Chamber of Commerce, seeking to enhance business growth and regional economic health with President and CEO Jay Francis leading the way.

Variable weather expected in Salt Lake City with cloudy skies today, sunshine on Thursday, possible rain and winds on Friday, and uncertain conditions over the weekend.

Judge Gibson rules the Utah Legislature's redistricted Map C violates anti-gerrymandering law, Proposition 4, favoring a map that creates a Democrat-leaning district for the 2026 midterms.

Judge Gibson ruled against Utah's legislative Map C, opting for a map likely to result in more competitive elections, a decision criticized as "judicial activism" by local Republicans.