Utah County Man Indicted for Allegedly Threatening Judge with "High Noon" Hanging
Elijah Madden has been indicted for threatening a Utah judge by suggesting in a motion that the judge could be hung for treason. The third-degree felony charge addresses Madden's threats in the context of an ongoing case.
Firefighters Contain Chemical Wildfire Near Cedar City Airport, Evacuations and Injuries Reported
A wildfire near Cedar City's airport required evacuations and injured three people, now stable. Firefighters stopped its spread by 3:45 p.m., with mutual aid from regional departments aiding. The cause is under investigation.
Utah Education Association Files Motion to Overturn Amendment A Amid Legal Battle over School Funding
The Utah Education Association filed a motion to scrap Amendment A, asserting it could deprioritize public education funding and lacks transparency due to insufficient newspaper publication, as required by state law.
Salt Lake City and Solar Stewards Forge Partnership to Funnel Solar Energy Profits into Local Sustainability
Salt Lake City partners with Solar Stewards to invest in renewable energy and funnel funds into sustainability projects for marginalized neighborhoods, utilizing a Social RECĀ® model with Okta as a buyer.
University of Utah Bolsters Campus Safety Following Stalking Incidents, Suspect "King Rocky" at Large
The University of Utah has increased safety after a man, Oluwatobi Shokunbi, was accused of stalking women on campus. He was released from jail and his whereabouts are unknown. Students are urged to report sightings to police.












