Salt Lake City has reopened its improved 2100 South, featuring new pavement, safer crossings, and over 150 trees, with Sugar Fest set to celebrate the revamp.

The NWS forecasts mixed weather for Salt Lake City with showers, thunderstorms, and sunny skies, offering detailed temperature, humidity, and wind conditions.

USU researchers developed a model, Systems Analogical Learning Theory (SALT), to improve IT system adoption and training by focusing on the similarity between old and new systems.

USU publishes the 2025 Annual Security and Fire Safety Report, detailing campus safety measures, crime statistics, and fire safety information, adhering to Utah law and the Clery Act.

The University of Utah women's soccer team secured their fourth shutout with a 0-0 draw against Cincinnati, despite twelve shots on goal and dominating the game.

Utah County Commission appointed Kathryn Nester as legal counsel for Tyler James Robinson, ensuring his right to a defense as he is unable to afford a lawyer.

A 9th grader died from a self-inflicted gunshot on a school trip at South Fork Park; the incident is under investigation. Counseling is provided for those affected.

The application deadline for the SALTA magnet program for gifted children in the Canyons District is October 1. The program caters to the special needs of advanced students.

Provo's budget forecast shows expenses surpassing revenues, but the city has a history of strategic management, earning a top ranking for fiscal management.

Utah's Governor Spencer Cox and other leaders unveiled the Great Salt Lake 2034 Charter, a pledge to restore the Great Salt Lake by 2034, with $200 million in private funding committed.

The National Weather Service predicts a pleasant weather stretch for Salt Lake City, with temperatures reaching 86°F and chances of rain and thunderstorms increasing towards the weekend.

The Mayor's Corner recapitulated South Jordan's summer successes, highlighting new park amenities, cultural events, races, and festivities fostering community engagement and active lifestyles.

Utah State University's Space Dynamics Lab has released StarFall, an open-source software on GitHub for detecting potentially dangerous bolides, with support from NASA’s Planetary Defense Coordination Office.