Utah County officials have unanimously voted to increase cooperation with ICE despite heavy public opposition during a five-hour meeting where no speakers supported the move.

Utah State University's College of Arts & Sciences, ArtSci, has launched, merging three colleges and aiming to optimize resources and enhance educational experiences.

Utah blocked Cirrus Aircraft, owned by Chinese state-owned AVIC, from buying land near Provo Airport to protect national security, as per Gov. Spencer Cox.

Utah State University received a $747,310 grant from Wake Forest University to expand peacebuilding education through the Heravi Peace Institute's "Character of Peace" curriculum.

The Sandy Police Department conducted a traffic operation targeting pedestrian safety, citing 11 drivers and warning others in high-traffic areas. Their goal is to prevent accidents and educate the public on traffic laws.

Gov. Cox has appointed Adam Stewart as Utah's new director of federal affairs, effective August 25, 2025, due to his extensive policy and legislative expertise.

Utah's Governor Spencer J. Cox and Lt. Gov. Deidre M. Henderson have a week filled with meetings, speeches, and public engagements, as well as some private strategy sessions.

USU is expanding its BSN program, with a new facility and increased enrollment, to meet healthcare demands and maintain high licensure exam pass rates.

USU biologist Sara Freeman won a national award for her commitment to mentoring undergraduate research, recognized for promoting research-led teaching and inclusivity in science education.

Gov. Spencer J. Cox nominates Amanda Montague to Utah's Third District Court, awaiting Utah Senate approval. Montague has over 20 years of legal experience and has served in notable positions within the state's justice system.

Salt Lake City Police Department welcomes 16 new officers from the academy, addressing some of the 19 vacancies. They completed a comprehensive training regimen and will now enter field training.

The BLM approved the Wildcat Loadout Facility's expansion, emphasizing infrastructure and stewardship of public lands, aiming to strengthen US energy security.

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.