Salt Lake City is experiencing a wintry mix of precipitation with rain and snow forecasted, and temperatures around 42 degrees. The National Weather Service reports a 90% chance of precipitation with little snow expected to accumulate.

Two brothers survived an avalanche in Utah while snowmobiling; one was buried but rescued by his brother using a transceiver. They had minor injuries and stressed the importance of preparation.

Christian Hayes expressed mixed feelings regarding the pre-Christmas Eve arrest of Greg DeBoer, the suspect in his father Patrick Hayes' death during a road rage incident.

A man's body was found on I-215 in Salt Lake County in a suspected hit-and-run. Authorities, who have identified parties involved, seek public help in the ongoing investigation.

The National Weather Service forecasts light snow and mist in Salt Lake City on Christmas Day, with 92% humidity, low visibility, and a wind chill of 29°F. Snowfall is expected before 11 am with minimal accumulation.

The Salt Lake City Police Department conducted an operation against car theft in Rose Park, resulting in one arrest and the recovery of a stolen vehicle.

The Utah Division of Securities released $5.9 million to victims of the Rust Rare Coins Ponzi scheme, bringing total restitution to nearly $30 million.

Jacob Chesley, the first to cross the new pedestrian bridge over Bangerter Highway, celebrated the enhanced accessibility and safety with UDOT's infrastructure project.

Utah DHHS clarified that a foster care transfer involving a transgender youth was routine and not discriminatory, countering a social media-fueled misrepresentation of the event.

Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes sues UnitedHealth Group and Express Scripts for alleged roles in exacerbating the opioid crisis by influencing opioid sales.

The Salt Lake City Police Department arrested eight individuals for DUI during a holiday season crackdown, emphasizing the message not to drive under the influence.

Huntsville, Utah, ended its ten-day boil-water advisory issued after a major leak in their water system, allowing residents to safely drink tap water again before Christmas.

The Utah Army National Guard welcomed the first soldiers of the 204th MEB back from deployment in Africa on December 24, marking the start of holiday homecomings.