Salt Lake City anticipates a wet week with intermittent clear skies, as per the NWS forecast. Temp variations expected with chances of rain and potential snow later in the week.

The Summit County Sheriff's Office in Utah thanked its community on social media for their trust and support, emphasizing the importance of cooperation for a safe community in 2026.

Esston Aluqdah allegedly assaulted four people with a pocket knife in a Provo parking lot on New Year's Eve, resulting in hospitalization and his arrest on aggravated assault charges.

Utah's new law prevents repeat drunk drivers with a blood alcohol content of 0.16 or more from buying alcohol and requires ID checks for all alcohol purchases.

The Ogden Police Department shared a New Year message on Facebook, reflecting on 2025 and expressing gratitude to their community, emphasizing their commitment to professional service and community partnership.

Provo Police organizes a return of lost items to patrons of Timpanogos Golf Course, inviting claims via descriptions or serial numbers, managed by Officer Moore under case 25PR27543.

A semi-truck overturned on Highway 191 near Moab, spilling onions and causing traffic disruption; the uninjured driver was outside the vehicle when help arrived.

Summit County, Utah, announced New Year's closures for county offices and libraries, along with adjusted waste collection schedule and emergency services availability.

Light rain and mist with a high near 34°F and light winds are reported in Salt Lake City, with the possibility of persistent rain and potential mixed precipitation later in the week.

The Utah County Sheriff's Office reports a violent altercation victim is recovering; a 25-year-old man faces multiple charges, including attempted murder. All suspects in the incident have been arrested.

Summit County, Utah promotes sustainability by trading residents' Christmas trees for wood chips to prevent landfill waste, with drop-off until January 12, 2026. Only bare trees are accepted to ensure efficient recycling.

The Summit County Sheriff's Office warns New Year's revelers to drink responsibly, offering safety tips and emphasizing increased patrols for the holiday.

EnduraCure, a startup from the University of Utah, is developing degradable polymers to tackle e-waste, offering an environmentally friendly alternative for electronic device disposal.