Clear and mild Sunday with highs near 77°F. Scattered thunderstorms and gusty winds are likely Monday afternoon.

Mitch Marner scored twice and Carter Hart made 21 saves as the Golden Knights beat the Utah Mammoth 5-1 in Game 6 to reach Round 2, where Anaheim awaits.

A 12‑person shortlist for Utah’s two new Supreme Court seats contains no women, reigniting criticism of the Legislature’s court expansion and raising stakes for pending cases.

Parents say repeated digital reports at Taylorsville High were ignored and students were left traumatized; Granite School District has opened an investigation.

Quarters Arcade Bar’s Sugar House location will close May 31, 2026, owners say, blaming long-running construction and rising rent. The downtown outpost remains listed on the company site.

MITY Inc. opened a new Orem plant in April, adding about 65 manufacturing jobs as Holsag production shifts from Lindsay, Ontario. City leaders joined company officials at a ribbon‑cutting.

UDOT has widened Pioneer Crossing between Lehi and Saratoga Springs, adding a lane in each direction and moving next to flex-lane signal installation.

Sunny, warm weekend in Salt Lake City, with showers and gusty thunderstorms possible Monday–Tuesday. Protect plants and secure outdoor items before the storms arrive.

Millcreek is studying a monthly transportation fee to pay for repairs on 179 miles of aging roads. Residents can attend an open house Monday evening to weigh in.

Orem officials confirmed Raising Cane’s will replace the Burger King at Center & State; planning approvals are in and permits are next.

A Park City native and University of Utah senior was detained by ICE on his way to work two days before commencement; family and lawyers are pushing for a quick review.

The downtown Chili's on 400 South will close this Sunday after more than 30 years, ending a familiar late‑night hangout for students and locals. The chain lists other nearby locations.

New applicants to Utah’s Fits All scholarship must apply by May 1; awards will be announced June 16. The program offers tiered grants up to $8,000 per child.