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We have a ridge of high pressure that's keeping things quiet across Utah, with temperatures gradually warming into the work week. The downside? Valley inversions are expected to strengthen, bringing more haze to the valleys. A weak system moves through northern Utah on Tuesday, which could help mix out some of that haze temporarily before high pressure rebuilds.
Dozens of kids, parents and Santaquin residents joined together Tuesday afternoon to assembly line books across the street from the old library to the new library. "The books moved feverishly," Mayor Dan Olson said. In just two hours, the 178 people who showed up moved 3,320 books from the Santaquin City Library's collection as part of a "book brigade."
Two people were hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries and a suspect was taken into custody after an overnight shooting in downtown Salt Lake. Just after 3 a.m. on Sunday, Salt Lake City police responded to a shooting near 375 S State Street outside the Pie Hole pizza restaurant.
Holiday music has a unique, magical sound when played by a bell choir. "We have arrangements that we play," said bell choir Conductor Geoff Anderson. "And so there's some things that you would probably hear that are familiar but like you mentioned a little bit different way."
A report published November 7 outlines various community events and activities scheduled across Northern Utah and surrounding areas through November 15, 2026.
A November 7 report highlights several local events scheduled in Northern Utah, including a Shakespeare-themed evening in Ogden and a veterans tribute run in Marriott-Slaterville.
SALT LAKE CITY — A new fiberglass sculpture recently added to Main Street quietly foreshadows a colorful new project coming to downtown Salt Lake City. No, it's not a memorial to the Salt Lake Bees, which left the city for South Jordan in 2025.