SLCPD's HRC Squad conducted a safety operation at Jefferson Park, arresting Gary McCamey for being a sex offender in a restricted area and possession of open alcohol containers.

SLCPD arrested nine individuals during an operation targeting drug offenses along the Jordan River Trail and North Temple Street, confiscating counterfeit fentanyl and drug paraphernalia.

BYU defeated Southern Illinois 41-13, with quarterback Jake Retzlaff leading the offense. Despite their offensive coordinator's health scare, the team's season opener showed promising potential.

A man was arrested by Salt Lake City Police's Gang Unit for a shooting in Glendale that injured a woman. He faces multiple charges, including aggravated assault and weapon possession.

Ogden Police seek public help on the 11-year anniversary of Robert Soto's unsolved homicide, emphasizing new information could aid in solving the cold case.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny skies and patchy smoke today, with a high of 94°F. Light winds and possible showers are expected later in the week.

A dump truck driver died in a fiery crash on I-80 near Saltair after a Mazda had a tire blowout, leading to a collision and both vehicles rolling down an embankment.

Boulder County prepares for National Workforce Development Month with various career-focused events, including job fairs and hiring panels, in partnership with local entities.

Salt Lake City Police on bikes educated community members on noise control in the East Central Neighborhood, addressing party-related issues during football season. Their approach led to positive interactions and no citations issued.

The SLCPD released bodycam footage of an arrest leading to Agnes Martinez's leg amputation, invoking the officer-involved-critical-incident protocol for transparency.

The article describes the weather forecast for Salt Lake City, noting patchy smoke and warm temperatures, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms on Labor Day and slightly cooler temperatures into midweek.

Zachary Walton was charged with murder after allegedly slamming a 4-month-old's head into an elevator wall out of frustration with the child's crying. The infant suffered skull fractures and brain bleeds.

The article discusses sentencing of Austin K. Weilacher and Porter R. Hamblin for their odometer fraud scheme in Utah, including the operation's details and responses from law enforcement.