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Silver Alert issued for 94-year-old Salt Lake City woman, 75-year-old son

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Sept. 12, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — A Silver Alert has been issued for a 94-year-old Salt Lake City woman who was last seen leaving her home with her son Saturday afternoon. at 2002 S. , according to the Silver Alert notice.

Power outage caused TRAX Red Line delays for Utah football fans

Fans traveling to the University of Utah football game on Saturday night encountered significant TRAX Red Line delays caused by a power outage. The Utah Transit Authority reported delays of 30 to 40 minutes between the Library and Stadium stations.

Volunteers cleanup weeds, trash along Jordan River

SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — Volunteers and city officials gathered Saturday morning to clean up parts of the Jordan River, a task they say is critical to the river’s health and ecosystem. The cleanup was held between 21st to 17th South of the Jordan river trail, which city officials say can get can get pretty heavily trashed as cleanups are not done regularly in this area.

EDCUtah reports $8,180 return for every dollar invested in Utah economy

EDCUtah's annual meeting highlighted a fiscal year where every $1 invested in the organization generated $8,180 for the Utah economy. The meeting detailed significant job growth, record capital expenditure, and new regional partnerships.

No Wasatch Front weather warnings as Stage 1 fire restrictions remain

The National Weather Service had no active watches or warnings for the Wasatch Front as of Sept. 13, while Stage 1 fire restrictions remain on unincorporated land in Salt Lake, Davis and Utah counties and the region’s recent grass and wildland fires are contained or mopped up.

Analysis: Utah’s fun offense steals show in win vs. Arkansas – Deseret News

What’s this? A Utah offense that is fun to watch? MDT See More Deseret News Stories In Search View 28 Comments Share Utah Utes running back Wayshawn Parker (1) celebrates after scoring a touchdown during a football game against the Arkansas Razorbacks at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City on Saturday, Sept.

via Deseret NewsSalt Lake CityOriginally published September 12, 2026

Scalley Praises Utah's Physicality in 43-10 Victory Over Arkansas

In a postgame statement released on September 13, 2026, Utah head coach Morgan Scalley praised his team for a 43-10 victory over Arkansas at Rice-Eccles Stadium. Scalley highlighted the performance of the offensive and defensive lines, as well as a significant defensive showing involving 13 pass breakups.

Salt Lake CityOriginally published September 12, 2026

Utah Shifts to Cooler Weather Amid Continued Statewide Drought

Utah is transitioning from unseasonably warm temperatures to cooler autumn weather, even as the state faces ongoing drought conditions. Statewide, 100% of Utah remains in some form of drought, with reservoir storage averaging 50% full.

Salt Lake CityOriginally published September 12, 2026

U students climb to keep the memory of 9/11 alive

The University of Utah’s annual 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb at Rice-Eccles Stadium honored 25 years since the attack. More than 600 ROTC cadets, athletes, students and other participants climbed the stadium’s steps Friday morning. In the event organized by the U’s Air Force Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC), many U students and ROTC cadets...

via dailyutahchronicle.comSalt Lake CitySeptember 12, 2026

Peterson School of Music defines the standard for musical excellence in the Salt Lake Valley

The Peterson School of Music in Salt Lake City is on a mission to nurture artistry through comprehensive music education. Formerly known as the Gifted Music School, it was renamed after Joel and Diana Peterson, longstanding supporters of the school. The school is a nonprofit founded by musicians Eugene and Vera Watanabe. They are...

via dailyutahchronicle.comSalt Lake CitySeptember 12, 2026

Local theater shows “lost” Russian drama for the first time in nearly a century

ThreePenny Theatre Company premiered “The Death of Nero“ at the Alliance Theatre in downtown Salt Lake City on Friday, Sept. 4. The performance follows Pavel, a Russian poet, as he faces criticism after writing a biography of the Roman emperor, while juxtaposing him with Nero's rise and fall to power. “The Death of Nero” explores the nature of humanity...

via dailyutahchronicle.comSalt Lake CitySeptember 12, 2026

Hot weather giving way to cooler temps this week

SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — Happy Saturday, Utah! It'll be a dry and hot day for most of the state. Temperatures will be a bit warmer to start the weekend in the north, but about the same in the south.

via ABC 4Salt Lake CitySeptember 12, 2026

The Wall Cafe offers a bike-up coffee on SLC's 9 Line Trail

A bike-thru window offers coffee to go on a popular Salt Lake City trail The Wall Cafe on the 9 Line Trail opened in July. 20, 2026. Comment Add as Preferred Source MOST VIEWED 1 Police received sex assault allegations against a Utah hypnotherapist for almost 20 years.

via Salt Lake TribuneSalt Lake CitySeptember 12, 2026

Far Out Fest returns to Salt Lake City Temple of Friends

Far Out Fest returned to the Temple of Friends in Salt Lake City on September 12, 2026. The event featured a variety of musical acts and visual art installations.

Salt Lake CitySeptember 12, 2026

Utah Restaurants Feature Peach Treats and Seasonal Menus

Local restaurants are featuring peaches in various menu offerings despite changes in the peach harvest. Options range from frozen treats and ice cream to baked goods and seasonal menus.

Salt Lake CitySeptember 12, 2026

Utah Farmers Markets Continue Season with Fall Produce

Utah produce remains available through the fall season according to a September 10 report from City Cast Salt Lake. Local farmers markets continue to offer seasonal items like winter squash and root vegetables through October.

Salt Lake CitySeptember 12, 2026

St. Jude Maronite Parish to celebrate 50 years in Utah

St. Jude Maronite Parish in Taylorsville is preparing to celebrate 50 years since its founding as a mission in Utah. The milestone event will include a Divine Liturgy and a fundraiser to support parish hall renovations.

Salt Lake CitySeptember 12, 2026

Utah Film Commission announces 2 new productions approved for state incentives

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Sept. 11, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — The Utah Board of Tourism Development on Thursday announced the approval of two new productions for state film incentives. The approved productions, “Houseboat Heroes” and “Prepare for the End” are supported by the Community Film Incentive Program that fosters up-and-coming local filmmakers and productions.

via gephardtdaily.comSalt Lake CitySeptember 11, 2026

U of U, Ute Indian Tribe recommit to partnership with Utah Athletics

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Sept. 11, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — The University of Utah announced Friday that the U and the Ute Indian Tribe have recommitted to a decades-long partnership central to the identity of Utah Athletics. On Aug.

via gephardtdaily.comSalt Lake CitySeptember 11, 2026

Broken Gravestones Located in Lindsey Gardens Gully

In a piece for THRIVE125, Shane Camoin describes a gully located behind the playground and picnic pavilion in Lindsey Gardens. The area contains broken gravestones that were reportedly bulldozed into the gully when the land above was cleared for a new fire station.

Salt Lake CitySeptember 11, 2026

Utah Dominates Arkansas 43-10 to Move to 3-0

No. 20 Utah defeated Arkansas 43-10 on Sept. 12, 2026, led by standout performances from Devon Dampier and Wayshawn Parker. The Utes moved to 3-0 on the season with a dominant victory that featured high-scoring efficiency and a standout defensive performance.

Salt Lake CityOriginally published September 11, 2026

No. 20 Utah Defeats Arkansas 43-10 at Rice-Eccles Stadium

No. 20 Utah defeated Arkansas 43-10 on September 11 at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City. The victory marked the largest margin of victory for the Utes against an SEC opponent in program history.

Salt Lake CityOriginally published September 11, 2026

Beehive Blitz — Week 5 Scoreboard

SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — Week 5 of high school football is here, so check out all the scores and the highlights from the season premiere of Beehive Blitz 2026! ABC4 will be bringing you highlights of games being held across the state today on ABC4 News at 10 p.m.

via ABC 4Salt Lake CitySeptember 11, 2026

Salt Lake City community education is back, so why don't more people know?

“Everyone was devastated,” she said. , a nonprofit aimed at keeping many of the same low-cost community classes alive after the district ended the program following 54 years. Now, just days before the first classes begin Sept. 14, about 425 people have enrolled.

via Fox 13Salt Lake CitySeptember 11, 2026

UDOT warns of weekend SR-201 ramp closure

Crews are repairing potholes on two SR-201 bridges SALT LAKE CITY (Sept. 10, 2026) — The Utah Department of Transportation is encouraging drivers to plan ahead for a weekend ramp closure on State Route 201 in Tooele County. On Friday, Sept. 11 at 8 p.m. until Monday, Sept. 14 at 3 a.m., the ramp from

Salt Lake CitySeptember 11, 2026

Activist investor apparently seeks to influence Vail Resorts

Published September 11, 2026 at 10:07 AM MDT Thomas Kienzle / AP Picabo Street, of the USA, smiles after her downhill training run in Snowbasin, Utah Saturday, Feb. 9, 2002 at the Salt Lake City Winter Olympics. The Park City Mountain owner announced Friday that she is one of four board recommendations from the hedge-fund management firm.

via kpcw.orgPark CitySeptember 11, 2026

Utah’s housing market stabilizes slightly, but affordability barriers remain

SALT LAKE CITY — Utah’s housing affordability improved modestly over the past year, but homeownership remains beyond the reach of many residents, particularly prospective first-time buyers, according to the latest “State of the State’s Housing Market” report from the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute.

via utahbusiness.comSalt Lake CitySeptember 11, 2026

University of Utah opens Native Ascent Scholars Program housing space

The University of Utah held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a new student housing space dedicated to the Native Ascent Scholars Program. The living-learning community aims to provide a culturally grounded environment for academic and social engagement.

Salt Lake CitySeptember 11, 2026

Utah students' science scores reach record high; math, reading also improve

SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — The 2025-2026 Utah statewide assessment results show growth across core subjects, with science performance reaching record highs. Science proficiency reached 49.8%, exceeding pre-pandemic levels, while English Language Arts proficiency reached 45.4% and mathematics proficiency reached 42.5%.

via ABC 4Salt Lake CitySeptember 11, 2026

Fort Douglas ceremonial closing marks transition to University of Utah ownership

A ceremonial closing marked the end of Fort Douglas as a military installation, with the remaining 50 acres set to transfer to the University of Utah. The ceremony honored the history of the site and the soldiers who served there before the land moves to university ownership.

Salt Lake CitySeptember 11, 2026

I-15 corridor gas reaches $4.65 after Utah's 26-cent weekly spike

Gasoline prices along the I-15 corridor near Lehi averaged approximately $4.65 a gallon following a 26-cent statewide weekly spike. According to AAA data released on Sept. 10, Utah's statewide average reached $4.68 per gallon, ranking the state as the eighth most expensive in the country.

Salt Lake CityOriginally published September 11, 2026

Timpanogos Rock Glacier Holds 1.5 Million Cubic Meters of Ice

University of Utah researchers estimate the Timpanogos Rock Glacier contains 1.5 million cubic meters of ice. The formation, located in a cirque overlooking the Wasatch Front, is composed of 83% ice and 17% loose rock.

Salt Lake CityOriginally published September 11, 2026

DOJ has been investigating Utah election official since 2025

Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson has learned the U.S. Department of Justice has been investigating her since 2025 regarding her refusal to release private voter data. The investigation involves potential civil and criminal sanctions related to the preservation of election records.

Salt Lake CitySeptember 11, 2026

Aggie Ice Cream to be featured at State Fair Ice Cream Festival

Aggie Ice Cream is scheduled to be featured at the annual Dairy West Ice Cream Festival at the Utah State Fair. The event supports the Utah Food Bank through admission fees.

Salt Lake CitySeptember 11, 2026

Salt Lake City Planning Commission Approves Landmark and Zoning Recommendations

The Salt Lake City Planning Commission met on August 26, 2026, to discuss several land use and zoning items. The meeting included discussions on landmark designation, zoning amendments, and commission administrative updates.

Salt Lake CitySeptember 11, 2026

Salt Lake City Planning Commission Scheduled for September 23 Meeting

The Salt Lake City Planning Commission was scheduled to meet on Wednesday, September 23, 2026, to discuss several zoning and design review items. The agenda included requests for rezoning, a design review for a mixed-use building, and a continuation of a public hearing regarding housing options.

Salt Lake CitySeptember 11, 2026

What should Salt Lake City School District do with its shuttered campuses? Here's how you can share your opinion.

Have thoughts on what the Salt Lake City School District should do with the shuttered Mary Jackson, M. Lynn Bennion and Hawthorne campuses? Here's how to share your feedback.

via Salt Lake TribuneSalt Lake CitySeptember 11, 2026

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