The Utah judiciary is contesting a bill that would allow the state legislature more control over judicial elections, a move opposed by Chief Justice Matthew Durrant and others for eroding judicial independence.

A Pleasant Grove Junior High teacher was arrested, accused of sexually abusing a student, with allegations involving an unlawful sexual relationship with an eighth-grader.

USU's CAI collaborates with Strider Technologies, launching a fellows program funded by a $300,000 scholarship to enhance intelligence and security education.

Brian Redd leaves the Utah Department of Corrections to head the Salt Lake City Police Department; Jared Garcia is named as his successor by Governor Cox.

Generative AI is aiding Utah teachers by creating educational resources efficiently, as reported by the UEN, using tools like MagicSchool and Skill Struck alongside an OER database.

SUU's PISA will host its Annual Polynesian Showcase celebrating Pacific Island traditions from Feb 27-Mar 1, featuring dance and music, titled "Gatekeepers of Oceania: Island Love."

The Red Barn Academy in Farmington is closing after 11 years of aiding men with addiction recovery. The property will be sold for a new development project. Transition plans are in place for current students.

A 20-year-old man wanted for second-degree murder in Washington was arrested in Utah; involved in a fight resulting in a stabbing death. He awaits extradition.

Over 900 Utah lawyers and judges rallied against bills threatening judicial independence, arguing these would politicize the judiciary and undermine checks and balances.

Utah is considering a bill to impose tighter controls on mail-in voting, requiring voters to opt-in every eight years and provide ID details for security.

A 15-year-old boy in West Jordan was seriously injured in a shooting; suspects remain at large. The incident is being investigated as isolated and the public is not considered in danger.

Alleged gang member Javier Pedregon-Magana was indicted for a violent Christmas day attack in Utah, facing charges including attempted murder and violent crime in aid of racketeering.

Julia Reagan's husband sues University of Utah Hospital for wrongful death, alleging negligence after she died from complications related to a bowel obstruction.