Lagoon plans a March 28, 2026 season opener in Farmington and is teasing Nutcracker, a towering new Screamin' Swing. The park cautions weather could change plans.

FrontRunner service between Farmington and Woods Cross was delayed Saturday after UTA reported a runaway horse on the tracks, with trains held for up to 30 minutes.

A Millcreek woman pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and was ordered to two years' probation after a road‑rage incident in which she stabbed a driver's car while her child was inside.

Bricks Corner is opening a 5,000‑square‑foot West Valley City location in May, bringing its three‑inch Detroit‑style pies plus a gelato bar and an arcade.

Former Utah running back Devin Green says coaches sidelined him because of Type 1 diabetes and has sued coaches and administrators in federal court.

House Bill 477 would limit cities' ability to block accessory dwelling units, allowing homeowners to add backyard homes while cities weigh infrastructure concerns. Supporters cheer; local officials plan review.

Three people were found dead in a West Valley City home in a suspected carbon monoxide incident; investigators are on scene and the cause is under review.

Salt Lake County prosecutors declined to charge a West Valley detective who fired after a man allegedly rammed a police car at a shelter on Nov. 19. The suspect still faces criminal counts and a court hearing.

Sunny, mild weekend in Salt Lake City with highs near 58°F. A wetter pattern could bring valley rain and mountain snow early next week.

A Salt Lake City merchant‑growth employee got 15 months after prosecutors say she embezzled nearly $1.4M by buying thousands of prepaid gift cards and spending the money personally.

Salt Lake County's DA said Friday he won't charge a Sandy officer in the 2023 shooting of a teen who escaped a group home and stole vehicles that day. The decision follows a review of body‑camera footage and witness accounts.

Hundreds of Salt Lake County students staged walkouts Friday to protest ICE enforcement, marching to parks and the state Capitol and demanding change. Districts warned absences may be unexcused.

Ahlander's parents sued Kier Construction, saying unsecured scaffolding debris struck and killed their daughter near the RedWest festival; the complaint seeks damages and a jury trial.