Seth Lyman, a USU research professor, has been appointed to the Utah Air Quality Board for a four-year term after confirmation by the Utah Legislature.

Ogden City's Planning Division offers free advice every Wednesday to entrepreneurs on zoning and development standards through their Concept Review Team.

A U.S. immigration attorney and naturalized citizen, Carlos Trujillo, was mistakenly ordered by DHS to "self-deport," raising legal and moral concerns.

Himalayan Kitchen in Salt Lake City expands with a new location, funded by a $350,000 city loan, contributing to the area's economic and historical revitalization.

Utah State University announces the grand opening of the $7.6 million Wanlass Center for Art Education & Research on April 29, with a public celebration and tours.

The "Utah Lake is My Lake" campaign promotes Utah Lake's improved image, showcasing its natural beauty and recreational opportunities after significant environmental efforts.

South Jordan firefighter Corban Summers died unexpectedly on duty. Colleagues and Utah fire departments express sorrow and maintain a vigil in his honor.

Utah's Governor Cox ordered flags at state facilities to half-staff to honor the late Pope Francis, inviting private entities to join in the memorial gesture.

Utah Governor Cox signed an executive order to improve wildfire preparedness, creating a working group to address risks and enhance coordination, while emphasizing community involvement in prevention measures.

Mill Creek Canyon road construction begins May 1st, aiming to improve safety and accessibility, with certain areas closed until 2026. Trails will remain open for outdoor activities.

Lily Takemoto becomes USUSA Art Senator at Utah State University, focusing on student advocacy and interdisciplinary collaboration within the Caine College of the Arts.

Utah Governor Cox will hold a bill signing event to dedicate Route 102 as the Borgstrom Brothers Memorial Highway, honoring four brothers who died in WWII.

Utah's Third District Court ruled the 'Utah Fits All' scholarship unconstitutional, agreeing with the UEA that it misused state funds meant for public education.