AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 minutes agoUtah Outdoor Safety: Utah launches “Adventure Safe Day” under the Always Adventure Safe campaign, with ambassadors at parks sharing checklists and planning tips as hotter, drier weather and rising fire danger loom. Wildlife in the Wasatch: A young black bear climbed a tree in Park City’s Prospector neighborhood; a ladder truck and wildlife team tranquilized and removed it without injuries. Sports—College Track: Weber State’s Peter Visser qualified for the NCAA national meet again in the men’s steeplechase, while BYU’s track program racked up multiple NCAA Championship bids on the West prelims. Sports—NCAA Eligibility Fight: Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby’s bid to regain NCAA eligibility heads to a judge in Lubbock after NCAA allegations of extensive betting, with a hearing set for Monday. BYU Soccer Spotlight: Son Heung-min scored twice as South Korea routed Trinidad and Tobago 5-0 in a pre-World Cup friendly at BYU’s South Field in Provo. Clean Energy Education: Southern Utah University’s hydropower team took second overall and won the design challenge at a national hydropower competition. Global Voting—Utah Community: Colombians in Salt Lake City will vote Sunday in Colombia’s presidential election, with a polling site at the Salt Lake County Government Center.
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