The NWS predicts varied weather for Salt Lake City with a mix of rain, snow, and clearer skies, and minimal snow accumulation expected throughout the week.

A hiker unable to walk was airlifted from Zion National Park's Narrows after an injury, with rescue teams responding swiftly for evacuation and treatment.

A motorcyclist died in a high-speed crash with a truck on SR 6 in Utah. The cyclist veered into oncoming traffic near Eureka, resulting in a fatal collision.

SLCPD officer shot an aggressive dog during a search for Jeffrey Chadwick Jackson, who was later arrested on felony theft charges after a community tip.

Salt Lake City's weather forecast predicts a mix of rain and snow with fluctuating temperatures throughout the week, starting with clear skies and 34°F today.

The Kearns, Utah community is mourning the loss of 12-year-old Adam Mahamat who died after being hit by an SUV. There's a call for better road safety education and crossing guards, as well as concerns over temporary safety measures.

Salt Lake City police officers faced discipline for inappropriately handling a homeless man's body, with one officer resigning and another suspended. No criminal charges were filed, but the department has added training to prevent such incidents.

Upcoming hearings in Weber County will discuss rezoning areas for residential development on March 11, 2025. Residents can give input on the changes which could allow higher density housing and new communities.

Researchers at the University of Utah have developed a new type of lightweight flat lens for telescopes, promising improved astrophotography without bulky equipment.

Salt Lake City starts clear and cold at 28°F with a high of 56°F expected. The weekend forecast includes increasing clouds and a chance of rain Sunday night, with rain likely and possible snow on Monday.

Weber County seeks applicants for a trustee position on the Nordic Village Public Infrastructure District Board. Interested landowners must apply by March 13, 2025.

Utah Governor Spencer Cox signed 11 bills into law, addressing issues from sexual extortion and state water policy to honoring WWII veterans and strengthening workplace safety.

The Utah judiciary is contesting a bill that would allow the state legislature more control over judicial elections, a move opposed by Chief Justice Matthew Durrant and others for eroding judicial independence.