Forecast by the National Weather Service predicts clear skies overnight, sunny Monday, and a mix of rain and snow starting Monday night, with a 70% chance of precipitation on Tuesday.

Controlled demolitions brought down the old Farmers Grain Co-Op grain elevators in Ogden, with a slight delay due to technical issues. Residents reacted with a mix of awe and nostalgia.

Six people were booked on charges following a fight in Salt Lake City that caused injuries to two officers and required a citywide law enforcement response.

Eduardo Gutierrez-Nava, 35, was found dead after a motorcycle crash near Cedar City, having been missing since Oct. 29. Authorities suspect a loss of control led to his fatal accident.

Salt Lake City anticipates mixed rain and snow, with minimal snow accumulation, as per the NWS. Conditions will shift throughout the week, with sunny days and a slight chance of precipitation by next weekend.

The Justice Department will monitor San Juan County's Nov. 5 election to enforce federal voting rights and address past issues with racial gerrymandering.

Salt Lake City police were called to a bar fight involving 30-40 people, resulting in the injury of two officers and the arrest of six. Details remain under investigation.

A Tooele man is charged with the 1974 murder of an army veteran in Uintah County, based on DNA evidence obtained from an unrelated call at his residence.

The National Weather Service forecasts rain and possible snow for Salt Lake City with fluctuating temperatures. Current conditions are clear with southeast winds.

A foreign national in Utah faces multiple drug and firearm charges following a FBI drug task force investigation that led to his arrest and the seizure of narcotics.

Salt Lake County Parks and Recreation is offering a free hockey program for children aged 4 to 9, including a session for girls led by female hockey teams.

The National Weather Service predicts mixed skies and mild temperatures with a chilly wind in Salt Lake City today, and rain expected over the weekend.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled against allowing 1,600 non-citizens to vote in Virginia, a decision backed by an amicus brief from 26 states emphasizing state authority in elections.