Provo City Government celebrates green achievements in 2025, highlighting tree canopy expansion, maintenance work, job creation in energy, power connections for Navajo Nation homes, and zero hit lines from bluestake marks.

Salt Lake City Police Department integrates licensed social workers to support individuals in need, promoting a community-focused approach to public safety and social services since 2016.

SLCPD released body-cam footage after officer-involved shooting; audio captured gunfire, no visual evidence. No injuries reported; investigations ongoing.

Salt Lake City awaits New Year's 2026 under mist with a forecast of partially sunny weather and a high of 42°F, transitioning to a 60% chance of night showers and a rainy New Year's Day at 90% likelihood with highs near 48°F.

After 20 years, firefighter and paramedic Treve Bailey retires from the West Valley City Fire Department, celebrated for his dedicated service and mentorship.

South Jordan announces a holiday garbage schedule shift; no pick-up on New Year's Day, with subsequent days delayed.

Lehi City released their Holiday Waste Guide, advising residents on sorting festive waste and offering a drop-off service for Christmas trees at the Rodeo Grounds. The new Waste Management schedule is available on their website.

Orem City offers free Christmas tree disposal at 17 parks, turning them into environmentally friendly mulch for local use. Only real, unflocked trees are accepted.

Provo City warns of a road closure on Timpview Drive from 2200 North to 2270 North due to new water line installation, advising commuters to plan alternative routes.

Provo faces high wildfire risk due to dry winter; authorities advise safe firework use in designated areas and remind of restrictions to prevent fires.

Fire Marshal Lynn Schofield retired after 35 years with Provo Fire & Rescue, celebrated for his lasting contributions to community safety and fire prevention.

St. George Police Department advises on safety for children's new toys, emphasizing the importance of helmets and protective gear while using bikes and scooters.

Pinkbox Doughnuts will open in American Fork on Jan. 17, 2026, with a grand‑opening contest and family‑friendly festivities. The Las Vegas chain is expanding into northern Utah.