Governor Cox and Lieutenant Governor Henderson's schedule outlines a mix of private and public engagements for a week in July 2025, subject to change.

Taylorsville Police are investigating a deadly incident that occurred outside a home, resulting in one man dead and a woman hospitalized early Saturday morning. No arrests have been made.

A man barricaded himself in his vehicle after a wrong-way crash in Heber City on July 4, claimed to have a gun, and was tased by police after negotiations. He was found with drug paraphernalia and meth.

A lightning strike ignited the "Duck Club Fire" in the wetlands of the Great Salt Lake near Kaysville, Utah, affecting 3-5 acres with no structural threat.

Utah allocates $450,000 towards enhancing its prime fishing spots for the 2025-26 period through the Blue Ribbon Fisheries program, benefiting anglers and the local economy.

Marie Nagata received the Martha Hughes Cannon Lifetime Achievement Award from the Utah DHHS for her service in public health, honoring her impact and Dr. Cannon's legacy.

University of Utah lacrosse player Cody Hart was named a USILA Scholar All-American, acknowledging his academic and athletic excellence. He played in all 63 games in four years, ranking eighth in goals and ninth in points in Utah's history.

Utah County reopened the American Fork Boat Harbor after a $3.9 million upgrade, funded partly by tourism taxes and state contributions. Improvements include new amenities and safety features.

SLCPD arrested a man who shot at a tow truck driver and police officers, resulting in a pursuit but no injuries; the suspect is in critical condition.

Senator Mike Lee withdrew a proposal from a bill to sell federal lands for housing after public and bipartisan backlash, acknowledging concerns shared during community engagement.

USU alumna Nicole Vander Does, now a Singing Sergeant, will perform with the USU Alumni Band, featuring patriotic songs and a tribute to the Armed Services.

Salt Lake City Police's Gang Unit arrested four men linked to a shooting in Westpoint community, with no reported injuries, following gang-related violence and an escalated assault.

Utah State University offers an Orff Schulwerk Teacher Education Course, led by Leslie Timmons and Karen Petty, focusing on music participation rather than precision.