The Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office warns of scammers impersonating its employees and demanding payments over the phone for jail releases or ankle monitoring.

Utah State University prepares for the 2025 Guitar, Bass, and Drums Festival on March 4, focusing on the rhythm section of jazz with headliners like drummer Danny Gottlieb and bassist Mark Egan.

Justan Grover, 36, was arrested for allegedly filming a teen girl undressing at a Riverton gym. He faces charges of voyeurism and sexual exploitation of a minor.

Kasey Todd Reed was sentenced to 96 months in prison for a gun crime in Utah. He admitted to possessing a firearm as a felon and assault with intent to harm.

Eagle Mountain residents are advised against using chemical rodenticides due to their harmful ecosystem impact, with non-lethal control methods suggested instead.

Provo Police arrested Arthuro Carrion for the suspected murder of missing woman Lesa Hyde, whose body was found in a shed. Carrion had a history of domestic violence.

A rock slide at Zion National Park closed the Zion Canyon Scenic Drive, no injuries reported; road will reopen after assessments by physical scientists. Zion Lodge guests still have access.

Mindy Bateman recognized for transforming healthcare education in Utah, leading programs like Pre-Health Summer Program with a 74% alumni continuation rate in health science studies.

A woman died in a Logan house fire early Saturday, with firefighters finding her after extinguishing the blaze that started in one room. An investigation is ongoing.

Governor Cox and Lieutenant Governor Henderson of Utah have a packed week of strategy meetings, public appearances, and legislative discussions from February 24-28, 2025.

The University of Utah uses significant federal funding to support its research, with F&A cost reimbursements essential for overhead costs. Reduced funding could hinder progress and innovation.

A 20-year-old from Salt Lake City was arrested for unlawful weapon possession, with SLCPD linking him to a firearm and his past gang-related activities. The case highlights the balance between the presumption of innocence and community safety.

Salt Lake City Police issued an AMBER Alert for 18-month-old Josephina, taken by mother Holly Smith in violation of a custody order. Authorities seek public help, citing neglect and substance abuse concerns.