The National Weather Service predicts a sunny and warm week for Salt Lake City, with a gradual temperature increase toward triple digits by next week.

Utah volleyball's Neea-Maria Joki selected for Finland's Senior National Team to compete in the European Championship.

Paige Sinicki joins Utah's softball as a graduate assistant, bringing her on-field experience and recent professional engagement with the AUSL Talons to the coaching staff.

Mayor Jenny Wilson will host a press conference with fire safety experts in Salt Lake County to discuss firework restrictions and fire prevention measures ahead of July holidays.

Two individuals died and one is critical following a t-bone crash in Magna on SR 201 and 7200 West, with Utah Highway Patrol investigating the incident.

Utah Governor Cox and Lieutenant Governor Henderson have a busy week, with Cox attending the Western Governors' Association and focusing on regional issues, while Henderson engages in energy sector talks in the UK.

Rocky Mountain Power cut off electricity in parts of Utah to prevent wildfires, impacting over 3,000 customers. Power restored once conditions improved.

Salt Lake City is set for a sunny week with rising temperatures, starting with a clear 53°F morning and moderate humidity. The forecast includes highs reaching the mid-90s and mild winds, with pleasant nights around the upper 60s.

Rocky Mountain Power implemented a Public Safety Power Shutoff Watch in Utah regions to prevent wildfires. Power was restored after shutdowns, with Cedar City opening a resource center for affected residents.

Utah Governor Spencer Cox will provide updates on the Forsyth Fire from the Pine Valley Fire Station, addressing the media on firefighting efforts and local impact.

Utah County contributed $14M to Provo's new $120M Water Reclamation Facility, showcasing advanced water treatment technology and environmental commitment.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Salt Lake City, predicting a shift from morning showers to sunshine with temperatures rising throughout the week.

Brigham City Police released details on human remains found in April, identifying them as a European-descent woman, 30-50 years old, with a distinctive tattoo. They're treating the case as a homicide.