AGP Executive Report
Last update: 35 minutes agoUtah Health Watch: Utah’s measles fight is still dragging on, with more than 680 cases since last June and spread across many counties, raising fears of a fall surge as school starts. Local Sports: Young archers from St. George-area schools brought home 12 medals at the Utah Summer Games, with multiple first-timers improving over the two-day event. Community & Culture: Hundreds packed downtown Salt Lake City for Juneteenth, including a Capitol-to-Gateway walk, music and food, and a Black Business Expo with 60+ vendors. State Policy & Elections: Utah’s primary election is Tuesday, with Democrats allowing any voter to request a ballot while Republicans keep a closed primary—plus Utah leaders are weighing how vote-by-mail rules will play out. Weather & Water: Intermountain West drought relief looks possible as El Niño and monsoon moisture could bring warmer-season help, though it’s not guaranteed. National Tech & Utah Angle: Bill Gates is warning data-center buildouts may leave towns stuck with higher power bills—an issue Utah communities have been watching closely.
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