A motorcyclist was killed Monday on U.S. Highway 191 north of Moab; troopers and UDOT closed both lanes while investigators worked the scene.

A late-night water main break flooded Main Street in downtown Salt Lake City, forcing lane closures and sending crews to dig up the roadway for emergency repairs.

SkyShare will operate the FBO at South Valley Regional Airport in West Jordan, promising a remodel, 50 new T‑hangars and a fall grand opening.

Nearly four years after Utah made 105 mph a reckless‑driving crime, state data show citations peaked then fell — but troopers still find extreme speeds. Read the numbers and what officials say.

High Valley Transit is rolling out a seven-mile SR‑224 Bus Rapid Transit corridor that will add dedicated lanes and faster service. A public open house Tuesday will preview final designs and the new electric buses.

A switch issue at noon is causing 15–20 minute FrontRunner delays between Lehi and South Jordan; UTA crews are on the scene.

UDOT will stagger ramp closures at the I‑80/I‑215 interchange starting April 6, with early‑May work likely to affect airport access. Most closures will last several weeks as crews rebuild ramps and bridges.

Late-night train-vs-person incident on TRAX Red and Blue lines caused 15–25-minute delays, UTA said.

Salt Lake City and UTA have finalized an agreement to extend the S-Line into Sugar House. Construction is expected to start in May with service targeted for August 2027.

UDOT has met with Drone Amplified about using explosive-dropping drones for avalanche mitigation; officials say legal and FAA reviews are still required. The idea joins other safety moves after a dangerous winter in the Salt Lake mountains.

Salt Lake City International Airport has launched a pantry to support TSA and other federal workers missing paychecks during the DHS funding lapse. Donations and small gift cards are being collected and organizers say supplies will be restocked weekly.

A disabled TRAX train at Courthouse prompted UTA to activate a downtown bus bridge. Riders should expect significant delays while crews clear the tracks.

After partial paychecks during a DHS funding shutdown, TSA agents at St. George Regional Airport have relied on meals, gas cards and a mobile pantry provided by local businesses and neighbors. The airport says the lines remain staffed for now but the situation is fragile.