AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTransit & Growth: UTA on Demand is expanding across Utah County, adding service zones in Alpine, American Fork, Cedar Hills, Eagle Mountain, Highland, Lehi, Lindon, Pleasant Grove and Saratoga Springs, with $2.50 rides via an app. Local Government: Eagle Mountain residents are organizing a referendum after a city-approved 183% property tax increase, saying the hike and data-center tax breaks lack transparency. Faith & Community: The Cathedral of the Madeleine marked its 117th anniversary in Salt Lake City, celebrating its 1909 dedication and long-running bells and renovations. Public Safety: Two people were critically injured in a crash between a car and a semi-truck on I-84 near Weber Canyon; eastbound lanes were closed. Wildlife: A black bear wandered through Nibley and south Logan before being captured for medical checks and possible relocation. Sports: Blake Tomlinson surged into the lead after 36 holes of the Utah Open, while Real Salt Lake and Minnesota played to a 1-1 draw with late heroics. Fire & Closures: Crews on the Black Canyon Fire in Millard County paused operations to remove unauthorized hunters from a closure area. Business: Tyson Foods says it will close or sell three beef facilities, including an Eagle Mountain case-ready operation.
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