A Las Vegas man was sentenced to 92 months after an October 2023 Utah traffic stop uncovered thousands of counterfeit fentanyl pills. Three children were in the vehicle at the time.

A $300 million rebuild of Highland High began April 22, promising a modern campus and a 46–48 month construction timeline.

Salt Lake City plans a neighborhood police station and a dozen new sworn officers tied to a federal COPS grant. Council documents warn the city will face millions in retention costs after the grant ends.

Logan Cooley's late goal evened the series and sent the Mammoth back to Salt Lake tied 1-1; Game 3 at the Delta Center is nearly sold out.

Salt Lake City Council says multiple people have come forward alleging Council Member Eva Lopez Chavez engaged in conduct that may constitute sexual harassment. The council says it is reviewing the claims and shared survivor resources.

A bright blue‑green fireball streaked across northern Utah before dawn, with viewer footage and multiple eyewitness reports and meteor networks tracking submissions.

Showers and thunderstorms are most likely Thursday morning with a high near 57°F. Freeze warnings hit some Utah valleys Thursday night; a stronger storm is possible Apr 25–27.

A Salt Lake City man was arrested after police say he stabbed his pit bull during a domestic dispute; the dog survived and was treated while investigators review the case.

Court documents allege a former West Valley elementary recess attendant faces multiple felony counts, including rape and object‑rape of a child.

Park City Mountain will begin charging for much of Canyons Village parking next winter, ending one of the resort’s last free day‑use lots and shifting how people arrive at the hill.

Lehi police warn a water‑gun "assassin" game has sparked trespassing and panicked 911 calls. Parents are being urged to talk to students about risks.

Showers and thunderstorms today with gusts up to 50 mph in some valleys. Allow extra time for afternoon travel.

The EPA signaled on Tuesday it will move to rescind the Northern Wasatch Front's "serious" ozone classification, reversing a late‑2024 upgrade and prompting sharp reactions. The change could ease permitting burdens for some industries while alarming health advocates.