Utah State University Blanding's Jr. Aggies Academy received national recognition for childcare from NAEYC, celebrating its high standards and educational quality.

The University of Utah cross country team is hosting the Beehive Invitational on September 12, with regionals teams competing and free parking for spectators.

Salt Lake County will celebrate Welcoming Week 2025 with a ceremony on September 15, hosting a Proclamation Reading, a Naturalization Ceremony at the Utah Cultural Celebration Center, and cultural festivities.

Conservative commentator Charlie Kirk was shot at Utah Valley University. Mayor Jenny Wilson responded with concern, emphasizing peaceful discourse and free speech while an investigation is ongoing.

UDOT announces a full closure of State Route 201 in Magna for pipeline work and lane closures on I-80, with additional traffic delays expected due to a marathon in Big Cottonwood Canyon.

Utah County Commissioners expressed sympathy for the loss of Charlie Kirk due to political violence, condemning the attack and calling for unity over division.

The current forecast for Salt Lake City shows clear skies and a temperature of 66°F, with a slight chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms. Winds are expected to shift throughout the day.

Utah's women's soccer team prepares for their last non-conference games, aiming to enter Big 12 play with a strong record, leveraging their players' talent and experiences.

Dr. Molly Hart becomes Utah's state superintendent, with a history in Canyons School District influencing her approach to education and a focus on student success.

South Jordan's officials encourage residents to prepare for emergencies during National Preparedness Month, highlighting the importance of personal and community readiness for various disasters.

The No. 22 Utah Volleyball team won in four sets against Utah Valley, improving their season record to 5-1, with Levani Key-Powell setting personal bests.

After a tragic shooting in Tremonton, Deputy Mike Allred and K9 Azula are healing, with the dog resuming training. They both face emotional and physical recovery, with the deputy relying on his partner for support.

Kathryn Restelli was sentenced to a minimum of six years in prison for her role in the murder of her husband, with partial credit for time served. She expressed remorse at her sentencing hearing. Cases against her mother and brother continue.