The Salt Lake City Police Department honors social workers on World Social Work Day, highlighting their role in addressing homelessness, mental health, and addiction.

The article discusses the weather forecast for Salt Lake City, including clear skies and brisk temperatures this morning, with the potential for a slight chance of snow and rain showers later in the week.

NIH offers funding for research to improve Native American health, support new diabetes researchers, and advance behavioral and social sciences methods.

Utah State Men's Basketball is set to face UCLA in the NCAA Tournament's first round in Lexington, Kentucky, with the game scheduled for March 20 at 7:25 p.m. MST on TNT.

Aaron Kern, 27, was charged with sex trafficking and detained after a federal indictment outlined allegations of forceful recruitment for commercial sex acts.

Governor Spencer Cox signed four bills from the 2025 General Legislative Session, including the 'Franchisee Protection Act' (HB 441), aimed at supporting franchisees' relationships with franchisors.

Utah County firefighters join efforts to battle wildfires in Kansas, supported by specialized equipment and the Interstate Fire Compact for resource sharing.

Winter Storm Warning extended in Salt Lake Valley, impacting commutes and necessitating caution due to expected heavy snowfall and difficult driving conditions.

Deputy Zackary Wall is recognized as Utah County Employee of the Month for exceptional service in the jail system, praised for his professionalism, positive attitude, and rapport with inmates.

Erik Phillip Roan, a 31-year-old Salt Lake County school employee, was arrested for the sexual exploitation of minors, facing charges related to child sex abuse material after a social media tip sparked an investigation.

Utah Governor Cox and Lt. Governor Henderson have a busy week, including bill reviews, meetings with an Uzbek ambassador and Elder Bednar, and discussions with Commonwealth Fusion and Holdman Studios.

Utah County honored Wendy Osborne as Person of the Year and Just Ingredients as Business of the Year for their local contributions, alongside Wasatch Behavioral Health as Organization of the Year.

UDOT has chosen Alternative C as the preferred direction for traffic improvements near Kimball Junction in preparation for the 2034 Olympics. The plan involves lane additions and safety enhancements, with public comment invited until April 28.