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SALT LAKE CITY — Artificial intelligence is already being used inside the Salt Lake County District Attorney's Office, helping prosecutors sort through evidence, conduct legal research and manage growing amounts of digital information. But District Attorney Sim Gill says the technology will not replace the human judgment behind decisions that can change someone's life.
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A few months ago, I had the opportunity to take a special tour of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints's new Temple Square VisitorsCenter in Salt Lake City. It felt great to be back on Temple Square for the first time in years. The area has been mostly closed while the church has undertaken extensive renovations to the Salt Lake Temple, which is scheduled to reopen in 2027.
Salt Lake City school, library and city calendars list 6 public events for Monday, Oct. 26, including New Readers Book Group and Treat Your Shelf Book Club.
Salt Lake City Public Library lists Book-Crafts Club on Wednesday, Oct. 28, at 6 p.m., at Marmalade Branch - Multi-Purpose Room on its public calendar.
Utah will experience a warm Monday before a cooling trend and rain showers arrive in northern regions later in the week. Sunny skies are expected today, with precipitation chances increasing for several areas by the weekend.
Dennys Alcivar, who flew on an ICE flight from Utah to California, Oct. 20, 2026. Dennys Alcivar loves to travel outside his native Ecuador. But the flight he boarded in September, leaving Salt Lake City, was nothing like those vacations. Alcivar boarded what the ICE Flight Monitor at the nonprofit Human Rights First calls a shuffle flight.
The Great Salt Lake Alliance aims to advance water innovation by connecting various sectors to find solutions for the Great Salt Lake. Executive Director Lindsie Smith stated the organization serves as a convener and catalyst for collaboration among business, government, and researchers.
An overturned trailer attached to a dump truck prompted partial closures at a St. George intersection. The St. George Police Department reported the incident at the intersection of Bluff Street with Snow Canyon and Red Hills Parkway just after 7 a.m. on Monday.
Apart from a few overnight showers in the north, this week will be mild and dry. Wet weather returns by Friday across the state and a cool soggy Halloween weekend is in the forecast.
Two recalls announced October 22 involve products that could cause serious injuries or death. A Chinese online seller is recalling about 94 CIYTI light-up princess costumes because children can easily access button-cell batteries inside the included crown, wand and remote control.
Bluff residents were allowed to return home after officials lifted an evacuation order put in place due to flooding at the San Juan River. However, officials said everyone should still use caution when going through the area. "Several properties on the east side of Bluff, south of Highway 191/Main Street remain flooded," San Juan County officials said in a statement.
Republican candidate David Spencer is campaigning for Utah County Commission Seat B with a focus on fiscal stewardship and infrastructure planning. In a survey response published October 25, the Orem City Councilman outlined his priorities regarding the county's rapid growth and taxpayer funds.
Vincent Schlosser is accused of taking $13,355 in technology products belonging to Vivint whose headquarters is located on N Riverbottom Road. According to an arrest report, Schlosser was caught on video removing items like computer servers and printers when no other employees were around.