Salt Lake City is implementing parking restrictions near the Public Safety Building to improve accessibility, with permit-only parking and potential towing starting December 1.

Utah County Commissioners support Governor Cox's plan to deport illegal immigrants who commit crimes in the state following state and federal initiatives.

A Utah daycare was ordered to close due to safety violations after a child lost toes to a lawnmower and other infractions, like inadequate staffing, were reported.

The Weber County Commission is accepting applications for a vacancy on the Green Hills Water and Sewer District Board. Local registered voters may apply by December 27, 2024.

Utah Governor Spencer Cox announces a plan focusing on deporting noncitizens who have committed crimes as part of a collaboration with federal authorities.

The Utah National Guard received four new AH-64E Apache Guardian helicopters to enhance its military capabilities, with a total of 24 expected within six months.

Weber County partners with Nordic Village to enhance roadways near a ski resort, with the county to maintain the roads post-approval. Details are available at the county office for public review.

Weber County Commission seeks applicants for four Ogden Valley Park District Board trustee positions; applications are accepted until December 20, 2024.

Utah's top leaders urge Utah State University to join a lawsuit against the Mountain West Conference's transgender athlete policy, citing safety and fairness in women's sports.

Midvale City Mayor Marcus Stevenson has resigned due to personal life changes. Mayor Pro Tempore Paul Glover steps in temporarily as the City Council seeks a new mayor within 30 days.

The RDA in Salt Lake City launches a $3.25 million pilot program to help low- to moderate-income families build wealth through affordable housing. Applications are open for projects that support cost-effective homeownership.

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.