Utah State University's Space Dynamics Laboratory celebrated 37 student employees graduating and moving into aerospace and defense, having contributed 70,000 hours to key projects.

Kent Cody Barlow was found guilty of murder in the deaths of two toddlers, Odin Ratliff and Hunter Jackson. The Utah County Sheriff's Office lauded the investigative efforts leading up to the verdict. Sentencing is set for June 30.

Gov. Spencer Cox nominates Matthew J. Hansen to Utah's Second District Court, pending Utah Senate approval. Hansen has diverse legal experience, including roles as Division Chief and Deputy County Attorney.

Salt Lake City forecasts sunny skies with a high of 75 degrees and light winds today, warming to 83 degrees Saturday before a 30% chance of showers at night.

A stray black-and-white dog found on Interstate 80 in Summit County, Utah, lacks a microchip and is now at a shelter, awaiting identification and reunion with its owner.

West Valley City warns of a scammer posing as an Animal Services employee asking for impound fees, using technology to appear as calling from City Hall.

Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office announced 16 individuals graduated from their Excellence in Gardening program, highlighting their growth and potential.

The University of Utah's softball team is preparing for a significant series against Oklahoma State, with games scheduled for the upcoming weekend in Stillwater.

Kamryn Gibadlo of the University of Utah has been selected for the U.S. Women's U21 National Volleyball Team and will train for the NORCECA U21 Pan American Cup.

Two University of Utah track athletes, Bailey Kealamakia and Chloe Shewell, excelled at the Robison Invitational with Kealamakia setting a personal record in the 400m hurdles and Shewell leading in the open 400m.

A 3.9 magnitude earthquake shook the Salt Lake City and Heber areas of Utah, with no significant damage or injuries reported. Residents noticed the tremor after midnight.

Utah's DPS urges better motorcycle training as deaths hit a five-year high; new endorsement rules and stricter laws on riding and license plate visibility are coming in May.

Gabriel Alexis Perez-Espinoza received a 70-month prison sentence for intent to distribute heroin, following a guilty plea and arrest involving over 5 kilos of drugs.