SALT LAKE CITY — President Jeffery R. Holland was a devoted father, an apostle of hope and an "irresistible force for righteousness." These were the themes as family, friends and members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints gathered Wednesday at the Tabernacle on Temple ...
When someone is in need, residents of Utah Valley are often there to help. The community's compassion was exemplified in 2025, when acts of service took place in cities throughout the valley. Here are some important moments of charity covered by the Daily Herald staff this year: Volunteers ...
The 11th annual Pond Town Polar Plunge, a growing New Year's Day tradition where people jump into the Salem Pond, will not take place Thursday, organizer Jefferson Chase announced Monday. Chase, a Salem native who started the plunge in 2015, said he is discontinuing the event because, for ...
A fourth person was arrested in connection with a Dec. 23 shooting in Eagle Mountain, the Utah County Sheriff's Office announced Monday. Leopoldo Gutierrez, 25, of Lehi, was arrested Monday on suspicion of two counts of aggravated attempted murder, 18 counts of felony discharge of a firearm, ...
Despite calling out the Utah Legislature’s attorneys for failing to appeal her previous redistricting rulings at more appropriate junctures, 3rd District Judge Dianna Gibson has issued a ruling allowing lawmakers to appeal one of her decisions throwing out the state’s 2021 congressional ...
Two motions regarding media access to the Tyler Robinson case were decided by the Provo 4th District Court in a virtual hearing Monday morning. Judge Tony F. Graf ruled that an 83-page transcript from a Oct. 24 closed door hearing will be released to the public, barring 246 redacted ...
