Dead fish along the Provo River have triggered heavy carp removals as state teams race to protect habitat for the June sucker. Crews hauled out thousands of pounds this week.

UTA rerouted TRAX riders after firefighters returned to a blaze near Ballpark Station; a bus bridge is picking up at 900 South. Expect delays and follow UTA for updates.

Court filings say the former treasurer of the West Jordan Copper Hills baseball league is accused of misappropriating about $76,000; board members found repeated online charges to the snack‑bar account.

A homeowner in Eagle Mountain was blocked from subdividing his 1.45‑acre lot, and a state bill to fast‑track small‑lot starter homes failed in committee. The standoff highlights a statewide tension over who gets to reshape neighborhoods.

Three college‑age hikers were stranded on a 500‑foot face of Mt. Olympus' West Slabs and were rescued overnight after a multi‑team operation. The incident highlights the route's technical hazards.

A two-alarm fire on Tremonton’s West Main Street injured a firefighter and a civilian and destroyed the building; investigators are working to determine the cause.

A high‑school‑aged hiker fell at Donut Falls and was hoisted to safety after a multi‑agency rescue; authorities warned a recreational drone briefly delayed the helicopter landing.

Sandy City posted a prohibited‑areas map and the narrow July dates when private fireworks are allowed, and officials are urging caution amid dry conditions.

Hot and dry in Salt Lake City today with gusty winds. Isolated evening storms may bring dry lightning—take precautions.

Salt Lake City investigators arrested a suspect after a small vegetation fire at Memory Grove was contained to roughly half an acre.

Two dogs were killed and a third was wounded after gunfire during an altercation in West Jordan; police say multiple shots were fired and the case is under investigation.

Neighbors say teens are dumping furniture and lighting bonfires on Fruit Heights' east bench, prompting extra sheriff patrols and signs reminding residents of the burn rules.

The retailer has put its Murray office up for sublease as CEO Marcus Lemonis says the company will explore relocating corporate functions.