Utah News spotted this story published August 25, 2026 at Fox 13. Full coverage may follow as more sources report.
Two people were killed in a crash on I-215 in Salt Lake City on Tuesday afternoon. The accident has forced the closure of all southbound lanes on I-215 West near 2100 North.
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — After reports that wild horses are being sold to slaughterhouses, utilizing loopholes that remove protections for the horses, the Bureau of Land Management is responding. Earlier this week, the New York Times released an investigative report alleging that the Bureau of Land Management was selling wild horses.
Rocky Mountain Power and the Utah Renewable Communities coalition have announced an opt-out clean energy program for 16 Utah communities, set to begin billing in January 2027. The initiative, designed to help municipalities reach 100% renewable energy portfolios by 2030, will include residential and business customers unless they take action to opt out.
The 2026 Walk ALS Utah was scheduled for September 26, 2026, at Sugar House Park in Salt Lake City. The event included check-in, a ceremony, and a walk.
JERRY MICHAEL TROY, retired Merchant Marine passed away in Salt Lake City on Wednesday, August 19th at the age of 84 after a short illness. Mike was born on July 18th, 1942 in San Diego, California. He attended College in San Francisco, California and then Went to the Merchant Marine Academy where he recieved his Bachelor Of Science Degree in Nautical Science.
The federal government has moved to sell property on Salt Lake City's west side that was originally intended for a massive immigration detention facility. This development follows a June 2026 lawsuit filed by Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County to block the conversion of a warehouse into a mega-detention center.
Peter Larsen, 48, of Orem, has been indicted by a federal grand jury for a hate crime following a July 13 stabbing at West Valley Mall. The indictment alleges Larsen targeted a victim based on his Muslim faith.
In an undated notice on the city's website, Spanish Fork City Council meeting minutes from August 4, 2026, detail discussions regarding a historic preservation survey and regional transportation planning.
A Provo City Planning Commission Administrative Hearing approved a project plan for a seminary building rebuild. The project involves the demolition and reconstruction of a facility located in the Edgemont Neighborhood.
The Federal Trade Commission announced on Wednesday that it would require U.S. businesses to disclose when and how they personalize prices for customers. The agency aims to have retailers clearly state the basis for personalization and the types of data used to determine those prices.
Only a few days into the new school year, and it's already been eventful on the roads around Jordan School District buses. "It's been a little hectic out there," Marcus Swainston, transportation coordinator and bus driver for the Jordan School District, said.
WAYNE CO. – The prairie dogs aren't getting their fence just yet, but Wayne County is one step closer. Commissioners approved a $718,306 bid for construction of the long-discussed prairie dog fence at Wayne Wonderland Airport during their Aug.
Winter Sports School seniors jumped into the Utah Olympic Park training pool for the last time as a class Monday. They reminisced about their time together. Tyler Cruickshank said he and many of his classmates train at the 750,000-gallon Olympic Freestyle Pool in the summer to practice aerial tricks.