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Salt Lake City News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

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Hosted by Corey with the Story, Salt Lake City News Today delivers daily coverage of everything happening in Salt Lake City with fast, focused updates on local news, government, business, public safety, weather, and the stories shaping the community. From city developments to regional issues, the show keeps you informed on what matters most across Salt Lake City.Each short episode highlights what matters most—including key updates, local trends, and stories shaping the city—produced by AI for speed, consistency, and clarity. Part of The Daily News Now network, Salt Lake City News Today is built for listeners who want reliable local news coverage in a quick, easy-to-digest format.Advertise on DNN: [email protected]

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Episodes

  1. Brownstone 22: Seafood, Cocktails, and Glamour | Salt Lake City News

    Brownstone 22 in Salt Lake City is a dazzling new hotspot where historic charm meets modern luxury, housed in a stunning 1888 building with velvet, marble, and exposed brick. Serving top-tier seafood like grilled oysters Kilpatrick and salmon belly sashimi, plus inventive cocktails that feel both...

  2. Metallica Returns to Salt Lake City | Salt Lake City News

    Metallica Returns to Salt Lake City | Salt Lake City News

  3. Iranian Drone Strikes Hit U.S. Bases | Salt Lake City News

    Iranian drone strikes have inflicted major damage on multiple U.S. military bases across the Middle East, with exclusive CBS photos revealing shattered aircraft, destroyed vehicles, and ruined buildings — including at Prince Sultan, Camp Buehring, and Camp Arifjan. Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao...

  4. Senate Health Leadership Hearings | Salt Lake City News

    Senate Health Committee kicks off critical confirmation hearings Wednesday, September 16, 2026, at 10 AM in Room 430, Dirksen Building, reviewing three top federal health nominees: Chris Klomp (Deputy HHS Secretary), Nicole Saphier (Surgeon General), and Timothy Westlake (Assistant Secretary for...

  5. Week Six Football Predictions Breakdown | Salt Lake City News

    Week six of high school football promises fireworks, with Corner Canyon, Skyridge, and American Fork all favored to dominate—Corner Canyon by 14 over Lone Peak, Skyridge with a 109.1-point edge over Lehi, and American Fork narrowly edging Davis. The predictor’s record? 46-10 (82.1%) last week,...

  6. Congress vs President on Iran War | Salt Lake City News

    Congress just narrowly passed its third attempt to shut down the U.S. military action in Iran, voting 220-204 — a move that would force the President to seek explicit approval for continued strikes. Though similar resolutions failed before and are likely to be vetoed, lawmakers are pushing back,...

  7. North Pole Alaska’s Year-Round Santa | Salt Lake City News

    North Pole, Alaska is already deep in Christmas mode—100 days out and the town’s resident Santa’s got a full-blown replica workshop complete with a map of “good kids,” secret toy-making operations, and an elf hotline. This year-round jolly guy keeps the magic alive even before December rolls...

  8. Hit-and-Run Driver Still at Large | Salt Lake City News

    Salt Lake City police are urgently searching for a fleeing driver after a fatal hit-and-run early Wednesday morning on 400 S. Main Street, where an unidentified pedestrian was struck and later died. Investigators are combing through surveillance footage from nearby businesses to identify the...

  9. Utah’s Governor vs. the People | Salt Lake City News

    Utah’s Governor Spencer Cox is trying to carve out a national reputation as a moderate Republican—complete with a book tour and a wild Daily Show appearance—but locals are skeptical, even staging protests to cancel his event. His on-air debate with Jon Stewart touched on conspiracy theories and...

  10. Mormons and Modern Sports Betting | Salt Lake City News

    Should the Mormon Church speak out on sports betting? As online gambling explodes in accessibility, church leaders are being called to address whether historic teachings still hold sway in a digital age—where easy bets could threaten families and finances. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a...

  11. AI Oversight Divide in U.S. Politics | Salt Lake City News

    Utah Governor Spencer Cox is leading a bold push for AI oversight, demanding whistleblower protections and mandatory safety reports to ensure humans stay in control of this rapidly evolving technology. As more governors across the political spectrum call for federal regulation, former President...

  12. President Oaks Addresses National Cathedral | Salt Lake City News

    President Dallin Oaks, a legal scholar and Church leader, is set to deliver a landmark address at Washington D.C.’s National Cathedral — a historic venue chosen to underscore the speech’s national importance. Scheduled just before Constitution Day, his remarks are expected to weave together…

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  13. Handshake Across Generations in NYC | Salt Lake City News

    A surprising handshake between New York’s current mayor, Zohran Mamdani, and former mayor Rudy Giuliani at a 9/11 anniversary ceremony has ignited debate—symbolizing either unity or political calculation. As Giuliani shaped the city’s response to the attacks and Mamdani embodies a new generation…

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  14. Rocky Horror’s Legacy of Belonging | Salt Lake City News

    Step into the wild, glittering world of Rocky Horror—where a 1975 cult classic became a beacon for outsiders, turning midnight screenings into sacred rites of self-acceptance. From Salt Lake City’s thriving shadowcast communities to Tim Curry’s electrifying Dr. Frank-N-Furter, this episode…

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  15. Two Quarterbacks, One Bold Strategy | Salt Lake City News

    The University of Utah’s bold move to share quarterback duties between Devon Dampier and Byrd Ficklin is turning heads—and defenses—are scrambling to keep up. This dual-quarterback experiment isn’t just about backups; it’s a strategic chess match designed to confuse opponents, maximize talent…

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  16. Helicopter Crash Claims Two Journalists | Salt Lake City News

    A tragic helicopter crash in Los Angeles claimed the lives of beloved aerial reporter Eliana Moreno and veteran pilot George Marciniw, both key members of the Angel City Air team. The chopper went down while covering another accident, killing two aboard and a third person on the ground. With…

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  17. Fatal Hit-and-Run in Salt Lake City | Salt Lake City News

    A fatal hit-and-run in Salt Lake City leaves a pedestrian dead after being struck near 400 S and Main St around 12:45 AM; friends called 911, but injuries were too severe. Authorities are actively investigating, reviewing surveillance footage to identify the driver’s vehicle and locate the…

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  18. Gates of Paradise Rediscovered | Salt Lake City News

    Discover the incredible story of the “Gates of Paradise” — Michelangelo’s favorite Renaissance masterpiece — now reborn as a gold-leafed plaster replica after decades in storage. Originally crafted in Florence, these massive bronze doors were nearly lost to time and flood, but thanks to an art...

  19. AI Execs Warn, Congress Stalls | Salt Lake City News

    AI pioneers are sounding the alarm, warning that their own creations could unleash cyberattacks and existential risks — calling for urgent pauses in development. Meanwhile, Congress is paralyzed by partisan gridlock, with lawmakers racing to act before midterms amid conflicting views: some demand...

  20. Faith, Fear, and Family Courts | Salt Lake City News

    A Maine court battle pits parental religious freedom against a child’s psychological well-being, after a father won sole authority over his daughter’s religious upbringing after her mother took her to a church with “vivid descriptions of Hell.” The case escalated when the Maine Supreme Judicial...

  21. BYU DBs Ready for Hejny's Dual Threat | Salt Lake City News

    BYU’s defense is heating up, shutting down Arizona’s offense in the second half and snagging three interceptions in their opener—cornerbacks coach Lewis Walker is buzzing, calling this group one of the best in recent memory, with Tre Alexander predicting a national-leading interception season.…

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  22. Kirk Family Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against UVU | Salt Lake City News

    Charlie Kirk’s family is suing Utah Valley University for wrongful death, claiming security failures directly led to his assassination in September 2025. The lawsuit, still in its initial notice phase, accuses UVU leadership of ignoring requests for increased police presence and failing to…

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  23. Strange Tales from Around the World | Salt Lake City News

    Cat in the Hat creepers are scaring schools and sparking arrests as viral AI-generated hoaxes spread globally, while a Texas FedEx shipment accidentally delivered nearly 200 tortoises to animal shelters, an Italian man faces big fines for smuggling a protected crocodile head, a baby corn snake…

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  24. Wasatch Stuns Mountain View in Overtime Thriller | Salt Lake City News

    Wasatch High soccer pulled off a heart-stopping thriller against Mountain View, rallying from a 2-0 halftime deficit to force overtime and win 5-4 in penalty kicks after a dramatic save with seconds left. Their gritty comeback, fueled by clutch saves and a shootout heroics, keeps them tied for...

  25. Corner Canyon Dominates Skyridge | Salt Lake City News

    Corner Canyon High School girls volleyball crushed Skyridge in straight sets, proving they’re the state’s top team with a dominant 25-15, 25-21, 25-22 win. Led by Maia Schwalger’s nine kills and Nafanua Alofipo’s 27 assists, the squad attacked with precision and grit. Coach Mindy Ricks praised...

  26. NBC4 Helicopter Crash in Chatsworth | Salt Lake City News

    A tragic helicopter crash in Chatsworth, Los Angeles, claimed at least three lives just before 7 PM Tuesday, while reporters were already on scene covering a deadly SUV-bus collision that had already left two dead and six injured. The NBC4 chopper went down near a storage facility, leaving it...

  27. Teen E-Bike Crash Sparks Safety Concerns | Salt Lake City News

    A 13-year-old boy in Ogden is fighting for his life after a brutal hit-and-run on his e-bike, suffering a fractured skull and severe leg injuries. Surgery was already performed, with more procedures looming and a long road to recovery ahead. Conflicting reports muddy the details—some say he was...

  28. Speeding Ticket Leads to Deadly Crash | Salt Lake City News

    A California truck driver, Chamkaur Singh, was pulled over for speeding in Moab, Utah — and it led to his arrest for a deadly hit-and-run crash from March. His alleged actions triggered a catastrophic pile-up on I-10 that killed two and injured several others. Singh fled the scene, evading…

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  29. Fuel Prices Crush Food Trucks | Salt Lake City News

    Fuel prices are crushing food truck owners, with diesel soaring to $6 a gallon and squeezing budgets across the industry. Despite the strain, loyal customers keep coming—valuing the flavor, the vibe, and the local connection. Operators are adapting, but relief is urgently needed. For now, they’re...

  30. Low Water, High Spirit in Ogden Valley | Salt Lake City News

    Pineview Reservoir’s at its lowest ever, thanks to pipeline repairs — and locals are feeling the pinch as tourists stay away. But don’t pack your bags just yet: Ogden Valley still shines with fall colors, affordable Snowbasin events, scenic bike paths, and even a free planet tour on October 3rd....

  31. Sarkisian’s Exit After Texas Miracle | Salt Lake City News

    Texas pulled off a jaw-dropping fourth-quarter comeback against Ohio State, storming back from down 23-3 to claim the win and climb to No. 1 — but the celebration got messy when head coach Steve Sarkisian abruptly cut off ESPN’s Holly Rowe mid-interview, yelling “Texas fight” before bolting. Was…

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  32. Utah Dominates Arkansas in Statement Win | Salt Lake City News

    Utah crushed Arkansas 43-10 in a dominant statement win, scoring 43 unanswered points and repeating history as the second SEC team to lose at Rice-Eccles Stadium. Their offense is firing on all cylinders, with analytics backing their quarterback as a top-tier choice, while former defensive...

  33. Sheeran’s Tour in Chaos After Macklemore Exit | Salt Lake City News

    Ed Sheeran’s tour is in chaos after four major support acts pulled out following Macklemore’s removal for pro-Palestinian remarks — a decision reportedly backed by Patriots owner Robert Kraft, who cited antisemitic history. Sheeran stayed neutral, refusing to abandon fans, while artists like...

  34. Two Women Missing at Sand Hollow Reservoir | Salt Lake City News

    Two Women Missing at Sand Hollow Reservoir | Salt Lake City News

  35. NYT Gaza Coverage Under Fire | Salt Lake City News

    A new Yale study reveals The New York Times’ early Gaza war coverage may have skewed public perception by spotlighting Palestinian suffering and Israeli military actions while minimizing Hamas’s role and the toll on Israelis — potentially painting the conflict as one-sided. Author Edieal Pinker...

  36. Two Women Missing at Sand Hollow Reservoir | Salt Lake City News

    Two women vanished while jet skiing at Sand Hollow Reservoir without life jackets—alcohol suspected, one person taken into custody. Search crews from Hurricane PD and Washington County Sheriff’s Office are racing against time in a high-stakes rescue operation. Authorities urge the public to avoid...

  37. Utah Schools Face Free Speech Scrutiny | Salt Lake City News

    Three Utah universities—Utah Valley, the University of Utah, and Utah State—received failing to D- grades from FIRE for stifling free speech, with UVU’s “F” sparking national concern, especially after the assassination attempt on Charlie Kirk. Despite the criticism, all three reaffirmed their...

  38. Shooting in Moab Leaves One Dead | Salt Lake City News

    Shooting in Moab Leaves One Dead | Salt Lake City News

  39. Shooting in Moab Leaves One Dead | Salt Lake City News

    Shooting in Moab Leaves One Dead | Salt Lake City News

  40. Mail-In Voting Boosts Utah Turnout | Salt Lake City News

    Utah’s mail-in ballot experiment turned up the volume on voter turnout—jumping from 30-37% to 51% and 47% after the switch, a massive 15-point surge that lifted hundreds of thousands more voices into the election. With over 90% opting for the mail, it proves removing physical barriers can...

  41. Mammoth Roster Battle Heats Up | Salt Lake City News

    The Utah Mammoth are in a battle for roster spots as 22 one-way contracts are locked in, with Dmitri Simashev nearly guaranteed the 23rd spot — forcing promising rookies like Tij Iginla and Caleb Desnoyers into the AHL for crucial development. Maveric Lamoureux, with NHL experience and…

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  42. Trump’s Emissions Rollback Sparks Debate | Salt Lake City News

    The Trump administration just axed power plant emissions rules, claiming it’ll save the energy industry $670 billion — but Utah’s divided. Republicans cheer the move as essential for affordable, reliable electricity, while Democrats warn it could spike asthma and cancer deaths by letting dirty…

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  43. Supreme Court Blocks Postal Voting Changes | Salt Lake City News

    The Supreme Court blocks new USPS mail-in voting rules before the election, halting Trump-era mandates that would’ve imposed strict barcode and voter list requirements—threatening ballot delivery. Former FEC chair Trey Trainor argues the Postal Service was ready, but lawsuits delayed...

  44. Fairbourne Becomes West Valley’s Healthcare Hub | Salt Lake City News

    Intermountain Health is turning a nine-story West Valley City building into a major healthcare hub, bringing primary care, oncology, cardiology, and even a freestanding ER by late 2027 — all to cut travel time and make life-saving care more accessible for families in west Salt Lake County. Listen...

  45. Utah Audit Finds No Widespread Fraud | Salt Lake City News

    Utah’s top election official, under intense federal pressure and threats of criminal charges, faces another audit — and the results are clear: no evidence of widespread voter fraud. While auditors did spot a few glitches — like deceased voters still on rolls and one double ballot — they stress...

  46. Luna Out for Season as RSL Stumbles | Salt Lake City News

    Real Salt Lake takes a devastating blow as star midfielder Diego Luna, just 20, goes out for the season with a torn meniscus — a cruel twist amid their 11-game winless skid. His absence not only robs them of a rising talent but also forces a strategic overhaul as they scramble to salvage their...

  47. Mendenhall Faces Former Players and Coaches | Salt Lake City News

    Bronco Mendenhall faces a familiar foe this Saturday as Utah State prepares to battle the Utes, with deep personal and professional ties to key Utah players and coaches. He once coached Utah’s QB Devon Dampier at New Mexico and knows offensive coordinator Kevin McGiven from his time at Utah…

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  48. First Sealed Couple Reflects on 30 Years | Salt Lake City News

    Thirty years after becoming the first couple sealed in the San Diego temple, Elizabeth and Giovanni Guanuna returned to the sacred grounds during its rededication weekend—reflecting on how their eternal sealing has been the bedrock of their marriage, faith, and lifelong service, proving that…

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  49. Arch Manning Apologizes to Holly Rowe | Salt Lake City News

    Arch Manning issued a public apology after controversial remarks targeting reporter Holly Rowe, acknowledging he respected her and regretted any harm his words may have caused. Rowe accepted his apology and confirmed they’ve spoken, adding a layer of personal resolution to the incident. The…

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  50. New Home Building Slows Nationwide | Salt Lake City News

    New home construction is tanking—permits are down nearly 20% since pre-pandemic levels, with builders shrinking homes and lots to cut costs and speed up delivery. Despite these efforts, median new home prices hover around $393K, still lagging behind existing homes. The slowdown hits hardest in...

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Hosted by Corey with the Story, Salt Lake City News Today delivers daily coverage of everything happening in Salt Lake City with fast, focused updates on local news, government, business, public safety, weather, and the stories shaping the community. From city developments to regional issues, the show keeps you informed on what matters most across Salt Lake City.Each short episode highlights what matters most—including key updates, local trends, and stories shaping the city—produced by AI for speed, consistency, and clarity. Part of The Daily News Now network, Salt Lake City News Today is built for listeners who want reliable local news coverage in a quick, easy-to-digest format.Advertise on DNN: [email protected]

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