Eric Kjar, the highly successful former high school coach, has been named the new head coach of Weber State football, generating optimism among fans for future success.

A 19-year-old man was hit by a vehicle in Duchesne County; his condition is unknown, and details of the incident remain unclear. Emergency responders are on the scene.

Super Saturday may see a record 158.9 million shoppers, with a growing trend of gifting experiences alongside traditional purchases. Consumers employ strategies to balance in-store and online shopping while managing budgets.

Layton City, Utah, offers a family-friendly WIBIT obstacle course every Wednesday at Surf 'n Swim for swimmers aged 6 and older, featuring climbing, sliding, and splashing activities.

West Jordan elected Annette Harris, Kayleen Whitelock, and Jessica Wignall as at-large councilmembers focusing on civic service, financial stability, housing, jobs, and community engagement.

West Jordan City received the "Just Serve City" designation for its strong volunteerism, particularly for its 9/11 service projects, highlighting community compassion and partnership.

The National Weather Service issued a Wind Advisory in Salt Lake City, Utah, warning of strong winds and suggesting precautions due to potential hazards.

Millcreek pickleball courts unexpectedly reopened due to warm weather, after being repaired for $8,000 damage caused by players shoveling snow. The city reminds players not to use shovels or face a $1,000 fine.

South Jordan Police stress the vital role of speed limits in traffic safety and the risks of speeding, especially near schools, after a vehicle was caught significantly over the limit.

Controlled blasting in Provo Canyon for US-189 widening will cause detours and delays on December 18, 20, and 21. Road closures and alternate traffic are planned; travelers are advised to adjust plans.

Blake Cozzens was sentenced to 25 months for wire and bank fraud totaling over $2.1 million, with a subsequent 4-year supervised release and restitution order.

Salt Lake County officials announced steps for justice and human service reforms, inspired by Judge Leifman's successful Miami-Dade model, to redirect individuals with mental health issues from the justice system to treatment.

Judge Lyon Hazleton of San Juan County is retiring, prompting a search for a new justice court judge. Public comment is welcome at a Nominating Commission meeting on December 17, 2025.