AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 minutes agoUtah Politics: A sharp Democratic shift in the midterms could break the GOP’s House supermajority. Gov. Spencer Cox says Republicans must listen to voters, with housing, the Great Salt Lake and social media among his 2027 priorities. Floods and Water: After Utah’s wettest October in more than 50 years, storms lifted Lake Powell more than 20 feet from its September low. But both major Colorado River reservoirs remain only about a quarter full, and flood-hit southern Utah communities are seeking federal help. Court Watch: DNA testing excluded former death row inmate Douglas Carter as the source of blood at a 1985 murder scene, yet prosecutors are still weighing a trial. Separately, a Utah man accused of holding a teen captive for more than a year has been indicted; prosecutors say investigators are looking into a possible second attempted abduction. College Football: No. 3 Utah remains unbeaten at 9-0 after its 28-20 Holy War win over BYU, keeping its Big 12 title and playoff hopes alive.
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