University of Utah lacrosse player Cody Hart was named a USILA Scholar All-American, acknowledging his academic and athletic excellence. He played in all 63 games in four years, ranking eighth in goals and ninth in points in Utah's history.

A motorcyclist, 23, died after hitting a truck and losing control, with speed a factor in the West Valley City crash.

Ron McBride and Roy Jefferson were named 2025 inductees to the Utah Football Ring of Honor, with a ceremony planned at the home opener against Cal Poly.

Utah County reopened the American Fork Boat Harbor after a $3.9 million upgrade, funded partly by tourism taxes and state contributions. Improvements include new amenities and safety features.

A Heat Advisory is in effect in Salt Lake City until midnight due to expected 100-degree temperatures. People are advised to keep hydrated and avoid direct sunlight.

Kent Cody Barlow received a 30 years to life sentence for killing two toddlers, Odin and Hunter, in Eagle Mountain, driving at high speed under the influence of methamphetamine.

The lawsuit accusing ex-BYU QB Jake Retzlaff of sexual assault is set to be dismissed, with both parties agreeing to end it, pending a judge's approval.

Utah leftover big game permits go on sale starting July 8th for those who missed or didn't get permits in the draw, available to valid license holders on a first-come, first-served basis.

Utah Governor Spencer J. Cox has a busy schedule including an RGA event in Oklahoma City, meetings in Utah, environmental discussions, and the America250 Utah Kickoff.

A man shot at a tow truck driver, exchanged gunfire with Salt Lake City police, and was critically injured by police. I-80 was closed, causing traffic delays.

A SWAT standoff in Hyrum, Utah, ended with two deceased individuals and a 45-year-old man exchanging gunfire with officers and displaying potential explosives.

SLCPD arrested a man who shot at a tow truck driver and police officers, resulting in a pursuit but no injuries; the suspect is in critical condition.

Senator Mike Lee withdrew a proposal from a bill to sell federal lands for housing after public and bipartisan backlash, acknowledging concerns shared during community engagement.