The funeral service for fallen Tremonton Police Sergeant Lee Sorensen was held at Utah State University, followed by a procession to his final resting place.

Salt Lake City is revamping its event permitting process to improve safety and coordination following a fatal shooting at a protest. New requirements include submitting a security plan and attesting to application truthfulness.

A storm in Provo, Utah, triggered a mudslide near the Buckley Draw burn scar, affecting local infrastructure and a church. Clean-up crews and volunteers are working to remove debris.

Salt Lake City's weather forecast indicates mostly sunny skies with patchy smoke. A slight chance of showers is expected, with temperatures in the low to high 80s.

Utah DWR hosts events for public to observe kokanee salmon's red spawning transformation and advises against disturbing the fish. Spawning viewing spots and a livestream are available.

The Utah cross country team begins their 2025 season at the UVU Invitational with returning athletes and promising newcomers, aiming to exceed their No. 23 preseason ranking.

A fire at Willow Springs Condominiums in Eagle Mountain injured seven people and left residents homeless. The local community is providing support to affected individuals.

The Utah DWR has released details for the upland and migratory game bird hunting season, with most species requiring only a basic license but some, like sage-grouse, needing a free online permit.

A Mexican national in Utah has been indicted for intending to distribute fentanyl and heroin after a bust seized over 15,000 pills and nearly 2 kilos of heroin.

NWS Salt Lake City reports clear skies, 63°F, and light winds. Slight shower chances today with patchy smoke and highs near 80. Sunny and warm weekend ahead with highs in the 80s to low 90s.

Utah's traffic fatalities saw a decrease during the 100 Deadliest Days of summer, according to the UDOT, with road deaths down by almost 10% year-to-date and crashes at a 10-year low. However, motorcycle fatalities increased by 36%.

Landscapers in Weber County found old explosives in a yard, prompting evacuations and a coordinated response by local authorities and the bomb squad. The devices were safely removed without incident.

The Ogden Fire Department extinguished a large fire at a railyard with burning plastic pipes, causing thick smoke but no injuries. The blaze was controlled in over an hour.