Salt Lake City library employees voted overwhelmingly to form a union, a first for Utah's public library system, as part of a growing trend in public-sector unionization.

Sarah Frei, who became paralyzed after a DUI crash, graduated from Utah State University and is preparing to start her teaching career, illustrating remarkable resilience.

Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming governors sign an MOU to boost regional energy cooperation with a focus on nuclear power at the 'Built Here: Nuclear Energy Summit'.

Utah State University's Space Dynamics Laboratory celebrated 37 student employees graduating and moving into aerospace and defense, having contributed 70,000 hours to key projects.

Gov. Spencer Cox nominates Matthew J. Hansen to Utah's Second District Court, pending Utah Senate approval. Hansen has diverse legal experience, including roles as Division Chief and Deputy County Attorney.

USU will hold its 138th commencement for 7,185 students, with events from April 30-May 2. The speaker Willy Lensch and philanthropist Kem Gardner will receive honorary degrees.

Salt Lake County sold 6.5 acres of downtown land to Smith Entertainment Group (SEG) for economic development, including revamping parts of the Salt Palace Convention Center.

Utah State University is graduating 96 student-athletes, with impressive academic and athletic achievements including all-conference honors and championships.

The Salt Lake County Council is considering selling a portion of the Salt Palace Convention Center to SEG, which could lead to new downtown development and expected tax revenue increases.

Utah Governor Cox and Lieutenant Governor Henderson have published their schedules, focusing on meetings with various sub-cabinets and events related to energy, industry, and infrastructure.

Utah aims to be a nuclear power leader by partnering with Idaho National Laboratory, focusing on energy research and workforce development, as announced by Governor Spencer J. Cox.

The Salt Lake City Council approved a $350,000 loan to help Himalayan Kitchen expand, enhancing the city's culinary diversity and boosting the local economy.

The Utah referendum challenging a ban on public union collective bargaining collected enough signatures to potentially repeal HB267, with over 146,000 verified out of the required 140,748.