Chamberlain University is opening a Sandy nursing campus to add BSN training capacity as Utah works to shore up its nursing workforce.

ValSof Bakery quietly opened a Sugar House storefront at 900 East and 2100 South, bringing guava breads, almojábana-style treats and savory puff pastries to the corridor. Early local coverage and tastemakers are already calling out crowd-pleasers.

Hand-pressed tortillas and mesquite-smoked meats have pushed Sal Y Limón from a Midvale pickup spot to a City Creek outpost. Early reviews praise the nixtamalized tortillas and a bold salsa bar.

Downed power lines prompted a UTA FrontRunner alert Tuesday, disrupting trains between American Fork and Vineyard. Riders were told to use the Transit app or call 801‑743‑3882.

West Jordan’s City Council meets tonight at 7 p.m. to consider Pioneer Day fireworks restrictions as officials weigh wildfire risk and recent state guidance.

Light rain this morning gives way to hot afternoons and scattered storms. A Flood Watch is in effect Tuesday with a flash-flood threat for parts of the region.

A fire near Roy Station triggered 20–35 minute FrontRunner delays and a bus bridge to Clearfield; UTA posted an alert and an assistance line for riders.

A semi-truck crash on I-215 in Taylorsville on Monday left one person dead and snarled afternoon traffic across the west side of the Salt Lake Valley.

A Salt Lake man with prior terroristic‑threat convictions was charged after prosecutors say he left threatening voicemails for the Salt Lake County DA's office, court filings show.

A Salt Lake City man has been booked on suspicion of attempted murder after police say he told officers he tried to kill a woman who "did not believe" him. The victim was treated and is in stable condition.

Search teams recovered the body of an adult male in his 20s at Tibble Fork Reservoir after he went missing while swimming, the sheriff's office says.

Millcreek traded strip malls for Millcreek Common — a town square that has already prompted more than 1,400 planned homes and hundreds of thousands of square feet of retail and office space.

Triple-digit heat hits Salt Lake City Monday with little overnight relief; county cool zones are open and thunderstorm chances continue into midweek.