A man stabbed two employees at a St. George bar after being kicked out for intoxication. Mario Perez faces several charges including aggravated assault.

Salt Lake City anticipates wet weather, with NWS forecasting showers and thunderstorms, and a 90% chance of rain. Conditions should improve by Wednesday, with sunny skies and temperatures in the mid-70s.

USU's Tanner Helms and Professor Chad Mano will present an AI solution to simplify trade tariffs at Science Unwrapped on October 3. Helms won $20,000 at a challenge for their startup, Tarifflo.

The USU Museum of Anthropology is launching a free family-friendly event series, Saturdays at the Museum, offering educational and interactive activities from Oct. 4, 2025, through May 2, 2026.

Utah State University raised $68.8 million for education and community initiatives, exceeding fundraising goals with over 29,500 donations, including record-breaking gifts and new scholarships.

The Tabernacle Choir honored President Nelson with a musical tribute that moved the audience, reflecting on his influence and connection to the program's history.

Mayor Wilson conveyed condolences for the death of LDS Church leader Russell M. Nelson and a violent incident in Michigan, expressing solidarity with the mourning religious community.

Utah State Parks offer a variety of fall activities, including geology hikes, ghost tours, stargazing events, and the Annual Bison Roundup, catering to diverse interests and budgets.

The National Weather Service predicts a clear sky and 80°F for Salt Lake City, with a slight chance of nighttime showers and thunderstorms at 20% chance.

A third suspect has been arrested in connection to the murder of 23-year-old Mason Snowball, who was shot in Midvale and later died, not from a car crash as initially thought.

Tyler Robinson will remotely attend his waiver hearing from jail, reflecting the increasing normalization of virtual court appearances since COVID-19.

Nicholas Rossi was convicted of rape in Utah County, marking the end of a complex case involving his flight to Scotland and a fake death plot. The conviction emphasizes the potential for justice based solely on victim testimony.

Cherry Hill Elementary in Orem switched to remote learning due to a bat infestation, with wildlife specialists and the school district addressing the situation.