A water main break on 900 South in Salt Lake City caused road closures and traffic diversions, with repairs completed promptly by the city's utilities department.

A woman was arrested for road rage and robbery at a Habit Burger Grill after tailgating and confronting another driver; Tesla camera footage aided her identification.

Kaysville neighborhood was on alert as police dealt with an individual with outstanding warrants who barricaded himself inside a home, prompting a SWAT response and shelter-in-place order.

One person died in a shooting at a Murray apartment complex; police are investigating and searching for the suspect, with no ongoing threat to the public.

A 52-year-old man was killed by a car on a South Salt Lake street; police investigate as the 43-year-old female driver cooperates. Traffic was affected after the accident.

The SLCPD has begun an OICI protocol investigation following the death of a man they encountered who was disoriented and later died, despite not using force.

The National Weather Service forecasts varied weather for Salt Lake City, with a mix of sun, rain, and snow leading into Thanksgiving, and fluctuating temperatures.

The struggling Boston Bruins, with an overall 8-9-3 performance and a -21 scoring differential, are set to face the Utah Hockey Club at home, hoping to end a three-game losing streak.

Olympus Junior High experienced a bomb scare that led to an evacuation and delayed classes. Law enforcement found no credible threat, ensuring school safety.

The FRA approved the Quiet Zone initiative repairs at railroad crossings in Lehi, with Salt Lake City's 1700 S crossing as the final adjustment needed for a horn-free environment.

A 16-year-old was arrested for shooting a 15-year-old at West High School. The incident is believed to be gang-related and the Salt Lake City Police Gang Unit led the investigation.

The article provides a weather forecast for Salt Lake City, detailing sunny skies and mild temperatures today, followed by increasing clouds and chances of rain and snow over the weekend and into next week.

Judge Torgerson dismissed a lawsuit against Moab Police filed by Gabby Petito’s family, citing legal precedents and governmental immunity, but an appeal is possible.