Apple's $600 billion expansion in the US, including $100 billion additional investment, will economically benefit Utah, promising growth and job creation.

A man was arrested for setting a police car on fire in Sunset, claiming it was to draw attention and as a form of protest against alleged threats made by officers.

Jace Henderson joins the Utah women's basketball coaching staff, bringing experience from Nebraska and Montana, and aims to empower players through resilience and a forward-moving mindset.

The University of Utah revealed its 2025-26 swimming and diving schedule, featuring three home meets and a season start against Wyoming. Coach Persson highlighted the schedule's strategic design to set the team up for success.

The National Weather Service in Salt Lake City issued a Red Flag Warning for critical fire weather in the Salt Lake Desert due to strong winds and low humidity.

The Utah Jazz, with local police foundations, offers a basketball clinic for youth on August 8th to teach skills and provide games, requiring registration.

The University of Utah updates its process for international agreements, now using a "risk matrix" for a more comprehensive review involving various university offices.

Foot remains found at Fish Lake in Utah have been confirmed through DNA testing to belong to fisherman David White, who went missing in 1997. The discovery offers closure to his family and searchers.

David Stroupe has been appointed as the interim associate dean for research at the University of Utah College of Education, set to begin July 1, 2025.

An Ogden apartment complex fire injured a firefighter, displaced 13 residents, and caused over $1 million in damage. Fire departments responded late Monday; the cause is under investigation.

Salt Lake City anticipates high temperatures in the nineties with partly cloudy nights and lows around 70 degrees. The National Weather Service forecasts a stable pattern of hot days and mild nights.

Congresswoman Escobar and 37 Democrats oppose the USDA's closure of the Regional Food Business Center program, citing its support for farmers and local food systems. They seek answers by August 2025 on how its functions will continue.

Sylvia Jones is named chair and Kent Bracken vice chair of the USU Foundation Board for the 2025-26 fiscal year, focusing on fundraising. They join with new members to advance USU's strategic initiatives.