Salt Lake City’s Filipino Festival returns to Jordan Park on June 20 with food trucks, cultural performances, free T‑shirts for early arrivals and a 50‑inch TV raffle.

A bomb threat sent Waterford School in Sandy into evacuation on May 29. School officials said students were safe while Sandy police searched the campus.

An overnight Ogden house fire killed one person and hospitalized four others. Investigators estimated about $300,000 in damage and say the cause is under review.

Sugar House staple The Tap Room is leaving Windsor Street for a 900 East storefront; the liquor commission approved the move and no opening date has been set.

Sunny morning gives way to late-day storms and steadier rain Friday night. Gusty outflows and cooler Saturday with mountain snow above 9,000 ft.

A late-night crash on Redwood Road in Taylorsville injured eight people and hospitalized five. Two people were later arrested and booked, police say.

Salt Lake City opened a protected 400 South Viaduct Trail and unveiled "Strut," a nearly 2,000‑foot public artwork that connects Poplar Grove to downtown.

Hot, gusty Thursday with a Red Flag Warning in parts of southern Utah. Cooler, showery weather moves in Friday into the weekend.

Officers responded to reports of gunfire near the 900 South TRAX stop; police later said the shots came from a pellet gun fired from a car and nobody was hurt.

A University of Utah–led study finds older adults often choose THC/CBD edibles for pain, sleep and mood — and tend to rely on friends, not doctors, for guidance.

A pre-dawn house fire in South Jordan sent two people to the hospital and left a home badly damaged while officials investigate the cause.

Arizona will lead NNME Southwest, coordinating training and employer partners across five states to tackle a projected shortfall in chip industry workers.

The Salt Lake City Council rezoned three East Bench parcels to MU‑3, clearing the way for 26 townhomes and condos near Foothill Drive with limited affordable units and relocation aid.