Twelve Suspected of Bank Fraud in Scheme Uncovered in Utah, Indictment Involves Venezuelan and Colombian Nationals
Twelve individuals from Venezuela and Colombia were indicted for bank fraud and property transactions in Utah, involving a scheme with fake checks between January and June 2023.
Utah Teams Up with Ashley National Forest to Restore Native Trout Population in High Uintas
Utah wildlife agencies are treating water bodies in High Uintas to restore native Colorado River cutthroat trout, using safe piscicide to remove non-native fish. Public advised to avoid treatment areas.
Salt Lake City Announces Road Closures for Days of '47 Celebrations: Deseret News Marathon and Parade to Impact Traffic
Salt Lake City Police issue an advisory for road closures due to the Days of ’47 events, including the Deseret News Marathon and parade, affecting travel from July 24, 2025.
UPDATE: Salt Lake County Hiker Identified After Fatal 700-Foot Fall in Lone Peak Wilderness Rockslide
A hiker, David Mull, died after falling 700 feet in a rockslide near Bell's Canyon. Despite rescue efforts, he was pronounced dead at the scene. An ongoing investigation confirmed no other injuries.












