A short overnight freeze could harm unprotected plants and pipes in Salt Lake City, but sunshine returns and highs surge into the 80s by the weekend.

A Salt Lake jury convicted multiple Noah's Event Centers owners in a $30 million investor fraud. Sentencing is pending in federal court.

An 11,000‑student statewide enrollment drop has left Utah districts weighing closures, staff cuts and price hikes for families. Officials say the choices will shape next school year.

An Ogden man received a short jail term and three years’ probation after pleading guilty to tossing six newborn puppies from a highway; two died and the mother was found emaciated.

Lorde closed Kilby Block Party Sunday at the Utah State Fairpark, drawing a massive crowd and capping a three-day lineup that showed the festival's growth.

As Utah heats up, advocates warn parked cars can become deadly in minutes; long-term tracking shows more than 1,100 hot-car deaths since 1990 and advocates push reminders and tech.

A new full‑time judge has joined Salt Lake City’s immigration court, but TRAC data show about 49,000 pending cases and average waits near two years.

Stellantis won conditional approval to form a Utah‑chartered industrial bank headquartered in the Salt Lake City area, with regulators imposing strict capital and oversight conditions. The bank will focus on auto financing and online deposits.

Compass Minerals and EnergyX signed an MOU to test direct lithium extraction at the Great Salt Lake, bringing roughly $400M in planned investment and reviving a shelved project.

A master‑planned community on West Jordan’s west bench could add roughly 2,800 homes while prioritizing water‑wise landscaping and preserved foothill open space.

A massive new Nusano plant in West Valley City aims to produce 40+ radioisotopes for diagnostics and cancer therapies while adding high‑tech jobs to Utah. Reservations and supply deals are already underway.

NHMU and BLM Utah received an award for cataloging and preparing roughly 101,000 Indigenous objects seized in a major federal sting for repatriation and curation.

A Harvard Business School case developed with Grow the Flow took the Great Salt Lake crisis into Cambridge classrooms, aiming to turn student debate into policy muscle. The study will be published soon and could spread to dozens of programs.