Salt Lake City forecast includes sun, thunderstorms, and fluctuating temperatures; a 20% chance of rain today, highs of 87°F, and potential showers and thunderstorms through Friday, according to NWS.

Gov. Spencer J. Cox appointed Brett Varoz to the Utah Board of Pardons and Parole, pending Utah Senate confirmation; Varoz brings over 30 years of corrections experience.

Utah's Legislature seeks an emergency stay from the state Supreme Court to stop redistricting mandate while contesting the court's upholding of anti-gerrymandering Prop 4.

A 13-year-old boy was killed in Farmington after being hit by a vehicle while riding his e-bike; despite wearing a helmet and receiving CPR, he did not survive. Police are investigating the incident.

Russell M. Nelson, nearing his 101st birthday, shared a universal message of peace and the value of individual worth, as reported by ABC4 and further elaborated on in Time magazine and the Salt Lake Tribune.

A two-year-old girl died after being hit by a truck in a car wash parking lot in Layton, Utah. The truck, modified to be higher, had a blind spot where the girl was standing. The 18-year-old driver is cooperating with police.

Salt Lake City's forecast predicts a 50% chance of showers and thunderstorms today, with a slight drop to 30% by evening. The upcoming week will be sunny to partly cloudy, with afternoon thunderstorm chances.

Jayme Walters will present TCI's community-engaged research strategies at a Salt Lake City event, focusing on issues like homelessness and LGBTQ+ health.

A gang-related stabbing involving a 16-year-old victim occurred at Salt Lake Community College's Taylorsville Campus, with the suspects still at large.

Spirit Airlines is ending all service in Salt Lake City from October 2 as part of a larger restructuring strategy.

The Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities has reaffirmed Utah State University's accreditation for seven years, acknowledging its educational quality and effectiveness.

A motorcyclist in West Valley City was critically injured after colliding with a vehicle and is under investigation by the police. Traffic was heavily affected.

Utah violinist John Shin was released from ICE custody after posting bond. His detainment related to his immigration status and a prior DUI. Community efforts raised funds for his legal costs.