Sunny, mild weekend in Salt Lake City with highs near 58°F. A wetter pattern could bring valley rain and mountain snow early next week.

A Salt Lake City merchant‑growth employee got 15 months after prosecutors say she embezzled nearly $1.4M by buying thousands of prepaid gift cards and spending the money personally.

Salt Lake County's DA said Friday he won't charge a Sandy officer in the 2023 shooting of a teen who escaped a group home and stole vehicles that day. The decision follows a review of body‑camera footage and witness accounts.

Hundreds of Salt Lake County students staged walkouts Friday to protest ICE enforcement, marching to parks and the state Capitol and demanding change. Districts warned absences may be unexcused.

Ahlander's parents sued Kier Construction, saying unsecured scaffolding debris struck and killed their daughter near the RedWest festival; the complaint seeks damages and a jury trial.

Family says $1,000 vanished from a 92-year-old's account after her wallet went missing during a stay at St. Mark's Hospital; police are investigating.

A KSL investigation found several Utah cases where door‑knocking pranks escalated into assaults, weapons and criminal charges across Salt Lake area neighborhoods.

UDOT has launched a $53.4M widening of US‑6 near Sheep Creek Road and is advancing a design to separate US‑6 and US‑89 at Thistle to improve safety in Spanish Fork Canyon.

Sunny, mild days through the weekend with highs near 596F. A cold front late Monday may bring valley rain and mountain snow.

Utah's high court allowed the LDS Church to continue work on the Heber Valley Temple while an appeal continues, warning the church assumes the risk of restoring the site if it loses.

Bacterial tests paused Ballerina Farm’s raw‑milk sales and put Utah lawmakers on the defensive: bills moving through the Legislature would loosen oversight and shift responsibility to producers. Public‑health officials warn that could make contaminated milk harder to remove from circulation.

Licensed acupuncturists in Salt Lake are raising alarms about House Bill 202, which would cut training hours and drop the national exam requirement, arguing it could threaten patient safety.

A Senate committee voted down SB 209, a bill that would have launched a dam-and-reservoir project and created Gooseberry Narrows State Park in Sanpete County. Supporters said it would unlock long‑unused water rights; opponents warned it would divert downstream flows.