Utah DNR reminds hunters and anglers to follow regulations ahead of fall season, including proper permits, species limits, and safe target identification, to avoid common legal issues and protect wildlife populations.

Utah's Division of Wildlife Resources highlights high-elevation fishing opportunities, ideal for anglers seeking cooler temperatures and diverse fish species, though accessibility may require hiking.

Utah reports the first human case of West Nile virus this year in Salt Lake County, with the patient recovering at home after hospitalization for a severe neuroinvasive form of the disease.

A 21-year-old man, Owen Thomsen, died after his e-bike was hit by a utility vehicle in Riverton. The driver allegedly ran a red light and is cooperating with police. No arrests have been made yet.

The Sandy City Police Department is cracking down on speeding in school zones, recently pulling over a driver going 17 mph over the limit near Granite Elementary. They are emphasizing safety for schoolchildren through social media.

The Willard Peak Fire has burned 754 acres near North Ogden, Utah, causing 150 resident evacuations and remaining 0% contained, posing ongoing threats despite efforts to combat it.

Salt Lake City invites public input on the transformation of a downtown block to connect Library Square with Washington Square, with Mayor Mendenhall emphasizing community strengthening.

Utah man Brent Richard Johnson was convicted of child sex crimes, including producing child pornography, after abusing a 10-year-old girl and recording the acts.

The Weber Fire District has expanded its team, promoting a Medical Lieutenant, two Engineers, adding a Division Chief, and hiring two new Firefighters, underlining their dedication to community service.

Sandy City Police are seeking information on missing foster child Isabella Ruiz, 15, who ran away from home. They urge anyone with info to contact them.

Salt Lake City's restaurant community is helping businesses and employees hit by a devastating Main Street fire, with fundraisers and job offers to those affected.

The Unified Fire Authority initiated Camp 60, a 16-week rigorous training for 23 recruits to become proficient firefighters, covering various emergency response skills.

Summit County Sheriff’s Office celebrates Spencer Harrison as First Responder of the Year due to his influential role in improving emergency dispatcher training.