USU Gallery East is exhibiting "Familiar Spaces" featuring works by USU art professors Noel Carmack, Terry Powers, and Woody Shepherd, with a reception and talk on April 3.

Utah's legislature has passed a bill banning pride flags on public school and government property, awaiting Governor Cox's decision. LGBTQ groups are preparing to challenge the potential law.

Salt Lake City Police arrested Fidel Portuondo-Martinez, 66, for property damage including breaking a car windshield, and he faces additional charges.

Light snow and mist hit Salt Lake City, with the NWS reporting chilly temperatures and reduced visibility; snow is expected to continue before clearing to a sunny weekend.

Four Honduran nationals were indicted in Utah for distributing fentanyl, with a significant drug seizure and several arrests following an investigation.

Utah public labor unions are seeking a referendum to repeal a new law that limits their rights, after their initial filing was rejected due to a legal misunderstanding. They aim to gather enough signatures for a successful challenge.

The Utah Legislature has passed tax cuts that lower income and social security taxes, and enhance child tax credits, amidst concerns it may disproportionately benefit the wealthy.

A pickup truck rollover off I-80 in Tooele resulted in one death and one critical injury, with the cause under investigation. The deceased's wife is critically injured.

Utah has passed H.B. 65, which provides expanded cancer screenings and medical benefits for firefighters, recognizing a wider range of occupational cancers.

A Mexican national in Salt Lake City faces federal drug charges for distributing narcotics, including fentanyl and heroin, after a task force raid found substantial quantities.

The National Weather Service predicts mixed rain and snow for Salt Lake City, with varying temperatures and chances of precipitation throughout the week.

A Mexican national in Utah has been indicted on drug trafficking charges involving fentanyl and heroin after a traffic stop led to the seizure of the drugs.

Utah's legislature is split on whether churches should pay transportation fees, following a state Supreme Court ruling. Additionally, a custody bill is being considered to prioritize parental rights on holidays.