Salt Lake County DA Clears South Jordan Officer in Fatal Shooting, Community Reacts with Mixed Feelings
The Salt Lake County DA won't charge an officer who shot Marcelo Gutierrez after reviewing evidence according to their protocols. The decision has prompted mixed reactions from the community.
Utah Transportation Commission Redirects $2.9M from I-15 Study to Provo Infrastructure Needs
The Utah Transportation Commission reallocated $2.9 million from a Provo I-15 study to more urgent infrastructure, with Mayor Kaufusi supporting the shift to focus on the 820 North Bridge project.
Taylorsville Man Sentenced to 20 Years for Meth Distribution and Money Laundering in Salt Lake Valley
Caile Noble was sentenced to 20 years for meth distribution and money laundering in Utah, involving the Sinaloa Cartel and large quantities of drugs. The case is part of Project Safe Neighborhoods.
Provo Celebrates Culture and Liberty: 2025 Freedom Festival Brings Art, Music, and Fireworks to Downtown
Provo's 2025 Freedom Festival features a parade, fireworks, food trucks, carnival rides, and a Fine Arts Display showcasing Glan S Hopkinson's work, offering a celebratory weekend of independence and art.












