A tornado in Southern Utah destroyed homes on the Navajo Nation Reservation, displacing families and causing infrastructure damage; no human injuries reported, but animals are missing.

A water line burst in Weber County, causing a sinkhole on 12th St. Repair work is expected to continue through next Tuesday, with road closures in effect.

Tyler Robinson was arrested for a shooting in Utah County, providing relief to the community as commissioners thanked law enforcement and denounced political violence.

The Ogden City Fire Department stresses the importance of CPR training on social media and offers a Heartsaver CPR AED Training session for $50 to empower residents with life-saving skills.

Firefighters quickly contained a field fire in Tooele that threatened an Air Med base and an assisted living facility, with no reported injuries or fatalities.

Salt Lake City's weather forecast predicts a warm week with intermittent rain chances, including isolated showers tonight. Sunny days are ahead, with a slight chance of storms later in the week.

Erin Clark spoke to students at a leadership summit about the importance of human-centered leadership and connecting with others through love and care.

Ogden City has detailed a series of park improvements, including new playgrounds, ADA walkways, and restrooms, with over 40 projects completed since 2019 and more planned for the future.

The Utah Utes women's cross country team excelled at the Beehive Invitational, with Josie Fale leading the way in 6th place. The team finished strong overall, placing second in team standings.

Salt Lake City's weather this week includes isolated showers and thunderstorms with mostly sunny skies, with temperatures varying from the mid-50s to low 80s.

University of Utah reports progress in its Climate Action Plan for FY 2024, with a 22.4% reduction in carbon footprint and advances in sustainability research and campus initiatives.

USU's interim president condemns political violence following the targeted shooting of Charlie Kirk and emphasizes free speech and support for the affected community.

USU Interim President Alan L. Smith extended support to those affected by the shooting at UVU, emphasizing campus safety and mental health resources for the USU community.