Governor Cox of Utah is set to discuss the state's housing plans, focusing on attainable housing, at the 515 Tower in Salt Lake City, where he will unveil strategies to address housing affordability.

Sheila Srivastava will clarify property tax notices at a Salt Lake County Council Meeting, outlining various tax components and explaining a proposed rate increase.

A sewer line blockage in Draper has halted operations of several businesses and led to quick response efforts from authorities and the Salt Lake County Health Department. Repair work continues amidst environmental and health precautions.

The Utah Republican Party is pursuing a direct ballot initiative to repeal Proposition 4, which established an independent redistricting commission in 2018.

The LDS Church plans to launch 55 new missions in July 2026, expanding its global presence to 506 missions and supporting the efforts of missionaries worldwide.

USU Moab hosted a STEMonstration event for nearly 400 students, involving interactive science and technology activities to promote learning and enthusiasm in these fields.

The University of Utah opens a new Wellness Exchange offering essentials to students, following insights from Mental Health First Responders and the Basic Needs Collective.

The ongoing federal shutdown has halted SNAP benefits for about 86,000 Utah households, putting pressure on the state's food security system and increasing reliance on community-run food pantries.

Chevron supports Utah State University's Janet Quinney Lawson Institute, contributing over $230,000 in six years to aid their environmental research and policy-making initiatives.

Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson proposes nearly a 20% property tax increase for the 2026 budget, facing public concern over the financial strain it could cause.

The Janet Quinney Lawson Institute for Land, Water and Air at Utah State University partners with The Nature Conservancy, receiving a $100,000 donation to link research with policy for Utah's environmental challenges.

Gov. Spencer J. Cox visits New Zealand and Australia to boost Utah's tech, trade and investment ties, while Lt. Gov. Henderson focuses on dignity in discourse back home.

Canyons District high schools won top awards at a national Shakespeare competition, with Hillcrest High claiming a sixth consecutive Sweepstakes prize.