Text messages and photos on a South Ogden woman's phone prompted a murder charge after police found her boyfriend dead with a head wound.

Mild Thursday with highs near 75°F and a slight afternoon storm risk. Gusty winds likely Saturday; rain and mountain snow arrive Sunday night into Monday.

A croissant-focused bakehouse has opened in Salt Lake City's Maven District. Owner Eli Fuhrman is baking small-batch laminated pastries that take three days to finish and are already drawing weekend lines.

Bobby’s Burgers by Bobby Flay has opened a Holladay Hill location, marking the chain’s second Utah restaurant and bringing the Bacon Crunchburger and custard shakes to the valley.

A Saratoga Springs man is jailed after police say he used AI to create nude images of his 13-year-old stepdaughter; mandated reports led to DCFS intake and a criminal probe.

A second Salt Lake–area Senate district fell below the signature threshold for the GOP-backed Prop 4 repeal, complicating the petition’s path to the November ballot. Clerks and the Lt. Governor will finish verification before an April 30 certification.

A skier was carried in a Wolverine Cirque avalanche but dug out and walked away; UAC warns wind‑drifted slabs and rising temperatures are keeping hazard levels elevated.

A Draper plastic surgeon was arrested after a former employee accused him of repeated sexual assaults between 2020 and 2024.

Utah’s jobless rate rose to 3.8% in January while payrolls showed modest gains concentrated in health and business services. The state remains below the U.S. rate.

Lehi police posted photos seeking help identifying a man who allegedly exposed himself to juveniles during a reported road‑rage incident.

Salt Lake City Council voted unanimously to deny a rezoning that would have allowed a seven‑story hotel at 2111 S. 1300 E beside Sugar House Park. Councilmembers cited height, views and precedent concerns.

A Farmington special-education student drank from a teacher's tumbler that allegedly contained hard seltzer and later fell and hit her head. Parents want faster notice after the teacher resigned and was charged.

Morgan Scalley’s early staff moves and pitch convinced Devon Dampier and Byrd Ficklin to return to Utah, stabilizing the program for 2026.