West Jordan elected Annette Harris, Kayleen Whitelock, and Jessica Wignall as at-large councilmembers focusing on civic service, financial stability, housing, jobs, and community engagement.

Salt Lake County officials announced steps for justice and human service reforms, inspired by Judge Leifman's successful Miami-Dade model, to redirect individuals with mental health issues from the justice system to treatment.

Park City Council's final meeting this year involves discussions on conservation, grants, and water plans, amid festive activities and important transitions like the mayor-elect's move to his new role.

The St. George Police celebrated K9 Niko's 2nd birthday, highlighting his patrol, narcotics detection, and tracking training, and his value to the force.

At a Salt Lake City event, leaders discussed replicating Judge Leifman's mental health-focused justice reform from Miami-Dade, aiming to improve outcomes for affected individuals.

Orem's Strategy and Innovation Team was recognized by the Mayor and Council for securing over $26 million in grants, enabling city projects and innovations.

Eastmont Middle School student Bryntee Melchior's ski resort-themed artwork will be on the 2025 Canyons School District holiday card, selected from 200 entries, celebrating Utah’s skiing heritage and family spirit.

Jay Rudel of Canyons School District is a finalist for the AVID Global Achievement Award, recognizing his dedication to student success in the program.

The Sandy City Fire Department has opened a new, strategically located Fire Station 31, promising faster emergency response times to key areas in the community.

Sheriff Oscar Ugarte of El Paso County is advocating for residents to obtain the new Enhanced Library Card, which serves as a personal ID and offers additional benefits.

University of Utah students Nathan Patchen and Isabella Scalise attribute their academic success in scientific fields to scholarships, which have provided financial stability and opportunities.

The City of Orem invites residents to the Oath of Office Ceremony for the new Mayor and Council Members on January 5th, fostering community engagement.

Canyons district high schoolers have new CTEC programs in AI and healthcare launching in 2026, offering college credits and hands-on experience. Open House scheduled for Jan. 8.