Lehi Quiet Zone Restoration in Sight as Salt Lake City Achieves FRA Compliance for Railroad Crossings
Lehi Quiet Zone in Salt Lake City is set to be peaceful again as the FRA confirms compliance at railroad crossings. Train horns will cease within a week.
Salt Lake County Swears in New Leaders: History Made with First Black Councilmember, Inspiring Journeys to Office
Salt Lake County welcomes new and returning elected officials, including Natalie Pinkney as the first Black woman on the council, and celebrates with a ceremony featuring performances and speeches.
Extended Wind Advisory Affects Salt Lake City Area, NWS Warns of Gusty Conditions and Possible Power Outages
A wind advisory is in effect until 6 AM Wednesday for northeastern Salt Lake Valley, with possible driving hazards and power outages due to northeast winds at 20-30 mph and gusts up to 50 mph.
Utah Attorney General Exposes TikTok's Profiteering from Sexual Exploitation of Minors, Platform Accused of Fueling Illicit Content and Money Laundering
The unredacted complaint reveals TikTok knew of child exploitation on its platform but continued to profit from it, according to the Utah Attorney General’s Office.
UDOT Shuts Down Little Cottonwood Canyon Road Amid Avalanche Risks, Disrupting Ski Traffic Near Salt Lake City
Utah's Little Cottonwood Canyon was closed by UDOT due to avalanche risks. The road was shut from milepost 5 to Snowbird Entry 1, Gate C, leaving skiers stranded. Further closures are planned to manage the threat.
Utah State Auditor's Report Identifies Areas for Improvement in Election Systems Amid National Scrutiny
The Utah State Auditor's Office released a report identifying areas for improvement in the state's election processes, with an emphasis on candidate petition signature verification and balancing voter privacy with election transparency.












