Salt Lake County is seeking public input on the H2Oquirrh Visioning Plan for the Oquirrh region to ensure sustainable development and preservation. Public comments are open until November 25, 2024, via the county website.

Thirteen new officers graduated from Academy Class 171, as announced by the Salt Lake City Police Department, ready for field training and reinforcing the city's police force.

Rocky Mountain Power plans a power outage in parts of Utah County for upgrades, affecting streetlights and raising transmission line heights for safety.

Utah County voters have favored the split of Alpine School District into three entities, as indicated by 57.85% support in preliminary election results.

Hazmat crews responded to a non-harmful white powder found in a ballot envelope at the Salt Lake City Government Center, with officials reassuring that election integrity remained intact.

Utah allowed same-day voter registration on Election Day, requiring ID and proof of residency. Utah County experienced a high turnout for in-person voting.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled against allowing 1,600 non-citizens to vote in Virginia, a decision backed by an amicus brief from 26 states emphasizing state authority in elections.

A beloved whale statue in Salt Lake City's 9th-and-9th neighborhood was vandalized with anti-voting graffiti featuring Nazi-like figures and political imagery.

Salt Lake County joins Operation Green Light for Veterans, lighting landmarks green from Nov 4-11 to honor Veterans. Services including pet adoption waivers, discounts, and court support exemplify the ongoing commitment to Veterans’ welfare.

A Utah Valley University study reveals over half of Americans can be fooled by deepfakes, highlighting the challenges of distinguishing real from synthetic media.

A Utah mother faces legal discussions on contacting her kids amid murder charges of her estranged husband, with her lawyer contesting a protective order and the state arguing the children’s potential witness role.

A $507 million bond to upgrade Salt Lake County's jail facilities debates voter understanding, with bipartisan leadership support and some skepticism.

The Utah Supreme Court invalidated Amendment D, with unanimous opinion stating it skirted constitutional process and the ballot language was misleading, upholding limits on the legislature's power to alter voter initiatives.