AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoUtah Health & Policy: A new Utah Foundation report says the state is excelling on social capital, economic productivity and family stability, but mental health and affordability—especially housing costs—remain major weak spots. Courts & Public Safety: A Utah judge ruled the case against accused Charlie Kirk shooter Tyler Robinson can move forward, keeping the death penalty option on the table. Health Care: Updated stroke rehab guidance urges starting rehab as soon as a patient is medically stable—ideally within 48 hours—and says recovery plans should cover physical, cognitive, communication and mental health, not just movement. Public Lands & Environment: Patagonia and other groups are suing over Trump administration cuts to Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante, arguing the reductions violate protections for Indigenous co-management. Recreation: Fire restrictions were lifted at several southeastern Utah parks, including Arches and Canyonlands, though drought conditions still mean visitors should stay extra cautious. Local Sports: BYU opens its season at home against Utah Tech.
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