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.

Utah's ski industry contributed $2.5 billion to the local economy, supported 31,800 jobs, and drew 6.5 million skier visits during the 2024/25 season.

Park City is discussing the transformation of Park Meadows Plaza, transportation plans, Land Management Code changes, and the 2026 Sundance Festival plans. A pedestrian underpass and K9 officer introduction are also on the agenda.

Utah's DWR stocked over 11.6 million fish in local waterbodies to maintain fishing opportunities and adapt to environmental conditions, reflecting a slight decrease from last year.

Utah's judiciary has scheduled a session in Ogden to determine the need for a grand jury regarding evidence of criminal activity, with testimonies to be heard by a panel of judges.

Utah's Legislature and advocacy group PUW intend to repeal H.B. 267, which caused division, ahead of a special session with united labor union support.

Heber City seeks members for its Audit Committee to ensure financial transparency and accountability, requiring expertise in accounting and government finance.

Utah Legislature calls a special session to address election process concerns, focusing on redistricting, court rulings, and reversing previous labor union legislation.

Engine 81 of Lehi Fire Department celebrates the holidays with "Bear Hugs & Shopping with the Cops," bringing together Santa, the Utah Jazz Bear, and festive lights.

Ogden Police are enforcing a city code to curb loud vehicle noises, targeting disruptive driving behaviors and street racing, hoping to improve community tranquility.

Weber County is seeking a qualified local to fill an open seat on the Powder Mountain Water and Sewer District Board and is accepting applications until December 22, 2025.