Roy police seek public’s help locating missing 65-year-old woman
ROY, Utah, June 11, 2025 (Gephardt Daily) — The Roy City Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating a 65-year-old woman who went missing Tuesday morning. Yolanda Villalobos was last seen leaving her residence at the Orchard Cove Apartments around 7 a.m. on June 10,...
Portion of State Street in SLC closed due to water main break
Police in Salt Lake City are warning drivers to expect some slower drive times this evening as they closed a portion of State Street due to a water main break in the area.
Salt Lake City raises Juneteenth flag, even with new state law in place
Juneteenth is a holiday that the state now officially recognizes. But a bill from the legislative session earlier this year threatened the flag’s presence at the Salt Lake City & County Building.
What’s the story behind those wood & metal statues in SLC’s Granary District?
Hoodah, a 15-foot-tall wooden troll, and Kosmo, a 20-foot steel Kosmoceratops, now sit on the city’s west side as a whimsical touch to the Granary district.
Family, police seeking information on missing 15-year-old girl from West Jordan
Sophia Rojas, 15, was last seen on June 3, and she has had absolutely no contact with her friends or family since, West Jordan Police Department said.
National Weather Service: Potential storms to roll into areas of northern Utah
SALT LAKE CITY — The National Weather Service issued a warning of the potential for northern Utah storms on Tuesday, June 10. According to an X post from the NWS’ Salt Lake City office, the level of risk is “marginal” across northern Utah and parts of southwestern Wyoming.
Where can you test this top secret, Utah-only Chick-fil-A sandwich?
Chick-fil-A is hoping Salt Lake City foodies "eat more chicken" at its restaurants as they test a new sandwich that can only be found in the area and nowhere else.
Woodland fairies are alive at Gardner Village this month
You might catch a glimpse of their pixie dust or feel their magic when they flutter by. They're usually hidden, but you can find Woodland Fairies all over Gardner Village right now.
Officials ask Utahns to reduce water use to help save Great Salt Lake
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah state officials said recent reports of water use being up are very concerning, especially for the health of the Great Salt Lake. “We’re continuing to look at what we can do to get more water to the lake,” Gov. Spencer Cox said at his press conference Tuesday.
‘Dumb flags’ and a ‘dumb bill’: Utah governor rolls his eyes at SLC’s workaround...
“Dumb.” That was the word Utah Gov. Spencer Cox used Tuesday to express his annoyance with a new law that bans certain flags in schools and government buildings while also criticizing Salt Lake City leaders’ move to circumvent the ban by adopting pride and other flags symbolizing diversity and inclusion as official...