Utah’s 2025 law legalized small plug‑in "balcony solar" and set off a wave of similar bills nationwide. Standards bodies and makers are racing to certify safe U.S. products.

Clear and cool this morning, but highs will top around 92°F with Red Flag Warnings in effect for parts of Utah. Take heat and fire precautions through Wednesday.

Market Street Grill’s downtown Salt Lake City location will close June 30 after nearly 50 years. The chain says Cottonwood and South Jordan restaurants will remain open.

A 22‑year‑old faces first‑degree felony charges after prosecutors say he coerced a 12‑year‑old into sex in exchange for a ride in West Valley City.

Salt Lake City International Airport decommissioned Runway 14/32 on June 15, 2026, retiring a rarely used east–west strip as part of airfield safety and rebuild work.

A Brigham City man was arrested after allegedly entering a home and disturbing a sleeping child, court records and surveillance reviewed by local outlets show.

Target and Life Time will anchor The Shops at Sky View, a 97‑acre mixed‑use project in Lehi. Phase one is expected to arrive in 2027.

Clear and cool now, but the valley warms into the low 90s midweek. NWS warns dry air and gusty winds raise fire danger across parts of Utah.

Washington County boosted its turf‑removal rebate to $3 per square foot, increasing payouts as grass conversions surge across the region. Officials emphasize rules and conservation easements.

Hamilton Partners and Bow River Capital secured a $44.2M refinancing for the 474,600‑SF Hamilton Logistics Center, keeping the airport‑adjacent asset in institutional hands. The five‑year floating‑rate loan was arranged by JLL brokers.

Rise Harvest has an area‑development deal to bring Jeff’s Bagel Run to Salt Lake, Davis and Weber counties, planning 15+ shops with a first store due next year.

Sunny Sunday warms into the upper 80s with low 90s by Tuesday. Southern Utah could see afternoon storms; midweek heat and gusty northwest winds raise fire danger.

Idaho’s utilities regulator approved Rocky Mountain Power’s 2026–28 wildfire plan, greenlighting vegetation work, monitoring upgrades and possible safety shutoffs in Idaho. The order also flags areas where the company must provide clearer cost and performance details.