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Crime & Emergencies in ...
Search-and-rescue crews searched Saturday after reports that a person was struck by lightning and fell near Twin Peaks above Little Cottonwood Canyon.
Arts & Culture in ...
Union Station hosts the Ogden Arts Festival this weekend. Here’s a short guide to parking locations, rates and free options.
Three teenagers remain at large after one allegedly stabbed a Harmons security guard in downtown Salt Lake. Police launched a drone-assisted search; the guard is in serious but stable condition.
A Salt Lake City man’s 911 calls helped firefighters put out several suspicious fires near I‑215, and police say the scenes are under investigation.
Fun & Entertainment in ...
Ogden’s 92nd Pioneer Days rodeo opens July 18 at Spencer Fox Eccles Pioneer Stadium and runs through July 24 with PRCA action and nightly drone shows.
A motorcyclist died Friday after a collision with a Subaru at Millrock Drive and Wasatch Boulevard; UDOT closed SR‑190 while police investigated.
Weather & Environment in ...
Hot and mostly sunny with a slight chance of afternoon storms. Flood Watch covers parts of southern Utah and brief heavy rain is possible.
Retail & Industry in ...
Quad/Graphics will open a 100,000-square-foot packaging plant in Salt Lake City for Q4 2026; the company has already begun hiring production and warehouse staff.
A 29-year-old was arrested after a woman said she woke in a car to a sexual assault following a night of drinking. Police and court records cite surveillance and interviews.
Real Estate & Development in ...
A RentCafe study shows $1,500 now buys about 737 square feet in Salt Lake City — less than a year ago — while one‑bedroom rents hover around $1,430. Local reports say nearly half of city renters are rent‑burdened.
Federal investigators have opened a criminal inquiry into Thatcher Company after a 2023 plant explosion and other alleged hazardous releases tied to its Salt Lake City facility.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
Signal issues on the Red Line left riders facing delays up to 45 minutes between West Jordan City Center and Fashion Place West. UTA urged riders to check alerts.
Near-record heat has led to a surge of buckled pavement in Utah; UDOT crews are patching pop-ups that can damage cars and close lanes.
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