The South Jordan Police Department celebrates the graduation of four new officers from the police academy who will begin their Field Training Program.

The Millcreek Arts Fest, offering free admission, features over 70 artists, food trucks, a Kids Zone, craft activities, and live music on two stages from 11 AM to 10 PM at the Millcreek Rec Center.

Fire Chief Craft of the Lehi Fire Department was named Fire Chief of the Year by the International Association of Fire Chiefs; a Facebook post praised his leadership and dedication.

Upgrades to Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge's water management system include replacing old structures for efficient control, allowing better support for birds.

The University of Utah women's soccer team aims to build on their strong start to the season in an upcoming game against the formidable Utah Valley Wolverines.

Former gymnastics coach Adam Richard Jacobs received a 10-year sentence for producing child sexual abuse material, following an investigation involving hidden cameras.

The article provides a weather forecast from the NWS for Salt Lake City, predicting sunny skies, possible showers, high temps in the mid-90s, and typical August conditions for the coming week.

Ogden addresses a spike in fires by enforcing safety measures, increasing patrols, and encouraging community involvement to prevent further incidents.

A University of Utah study using isotopic data from sediment cores reveals significant human-driven changes in the Great Salt Lake's biogeochemistry over the last two centuries.

Construction of the Charlie Monfort Field at America First Ballpark, the new University of Utah baseball team's venue, is progressing, showcasing turf installation and seating arrangement for their 2026 season.

Cache County, Utah, confirms two new West Nile virus cases, totaling three statewide, with heightened mosquito pool positivity rates and health warnings about severe risks.

Ogden City celebrated the opening of a new playground at Jaycee Park, emphasizing community involvement and partnership with KABOOM! in their recent social media post.

UDOT begins safety work on US-6 involving median barriers, lighting, and drainage until December, part of a broader project to transform the route into a four-lane highway.