The Salt Lake City Police commemorated the 45th anniversary of Detective David W. Olson's death, who was killed accidentally 45 years ago and had also served in the Vietnam War.

Mayor Mendenhall encourages cooperation to improve Salt Lake City's air quality and thanks the S.J. Quinney College of Law's Wallace Stegner Center for promoting discussion on the issue.

Dr. Christopher Fox has been named the Associate Dean for Research at Utah State University's College of Engineering, bringing his extensive experience and strong publication record to the role.

A man was critically injured and airlifted to a hospital after being electrocuted by a power line while cleaning gutters in Layton. His sister suffered minor burns.

Weber County Commission schedules a public hearing to discuss the potential vacation of part of Nordic Valley Way, inviting public input at the meeting or via Zoom.

The article discusses the weather forecast for Salt Lake City, detailing a shift from morning showers to clearer skies with comfortable temperatures, and a generally sunny outlook for the upcoming days.

The Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office highlighted the positive impact of therapy animals with a social media post featuring photos of a visit from a therapy dog named Tundra.

The Ogden City Council is considering naming soccer fields at Marshall White Community Center after fallen officer Nathan Lyday to honor his service and passion for soccer.

SLCPD, with the DEA and Utah State Bureau, arrested two suspects and seized over 8,000 pills, suspected to be fentanyl, plus cocaine, marijuana, and cash.

Utah businessman Kenny Van Der Spek has been charged with running a $5 million Ponzi scheme, deceiving investors, and misusing funds for personal expenses.

Utah's Department of Transportation is installing V2X technology in an additional 100 snowplows to improve snow removal and safety by enabling better vehicle and infrastructure communication.

Salt Lake City's Plov & Borsch, supported by a $100k city loan, prepares to offer Central Asian cuisine and a cultural experience, with a market component included.

Utah Governor Spencer Cox signed 61 bills from the 2025 General Legislative Session, affecting retirement, land management, urban farming, disaster funds, health services, and military benefits.