Salt Lake City reported its first two homicides of the year with a double shooting at a downtown hotel, with one person detained as a person of interest.

Utah County invests $78 million in the Provo Airport expansion, anticipating the 2034 Olympics, and aiming for larger structural enhancements and international service readiness.

Salt Lake City is experiencing fluctuating weather, with temperatures ranging from 64°F to 83°F, low humidity, and variations in wind patterns as per NWS forecasts. Rain and cooler temperatures are expected later in the week.

Salt Lake City celebrates Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, honoring dispatchers for their role in emergency responses and recognizing their work, including answering over 650,000 calls in 2024.

A man died in a motorcycle crash on SR-36 in Juab County after failing to navigate a turn and colliding with a post; speed may have contributed to the accident.

Utah's Governor Spencer Cox joins Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson in delivering Meals on Wheels to demonstrate support for community senior nutrition programs.

Utah's Governor Cox and Lt. Gov. Henderson have a week filled with events and meetings focusing on state issues, education, energy, community service, economic performance, and international relations from April 14-18, 2025.

Salt Lake City Police resolved a barricade incident involving a 64-year-old man with SWAT and Crisis Negotiators; the man was arrested without injury after an alleged assault.

The NWS reports dry weather with 21°F in Salt Lake City, expecting sunny skies and temperatures up to 53°F later. A shift in weather pattern mid-week brings chances of snow showers and cooler temperatures.

Senator Mike Lee introduced the Fairness for Stay-at-Home Parents Act, aiming to alleviate financial pressures for parents not returning to work post-childbirth.

The Fourth District Judicial Nominating Commission lists five candidates to replace retiring Judge Lunnen; public comments are requested before the governor's selection.

Gov. Spencer J. Cox of Utah will sign new education legislation to enhance career opportunities for students at a public event with state education leaders.

Nominees for the upcoming vacancy at the Second District Court have been announced, and the public can submit comments until April 19. Governor Cox will select the new judge with Utah Senate approval.