AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUtah Families Leadership: Gov. Spencer Cox appointed Alex Peterson as the new director of the Utah Office of Families, stepping in after Aimee Winder Newton, with Peterson set to begin Sept. 8. Public Health & Kids: Measles cases in the U.S. are surging to the highest levels since 1991, with outbreaks hitting unvaccinated communities and straining local responders. Education Policy: After cellphone bans, lawmakers are now targeting screen time—Utah directed the education board to set grade-specific tech rules for K-3 and limit device use in elementary school. Sundance in Boulder: Sundance’s move from Park City to Boulder is getting real—new venues, a tighter two-mile festival footprint, and expanded competition plans for January 2027. Community Vigil: American Fork held a candlelight vigil for Brynn Carnesecca, Miss American Fork 2024 and a KSL intern, who died Sunday. Local Justice: Prosecutors argued Tyler Robinson’s capital murder case is “not a close case” as the state seeks a bindover for trial.
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