AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoDeadly Carbon Monoxide: Five people, including four children, were found dead at a Richmond home near the Idaho border in a suspected poisoning; reports say alarms had been sounding. Storm and Flooding: Dangerous weather canceled the Moab 240 after about 70 runners and volunteers were stranded overnight near Canyonlands. All were safely evacuated as flood watches covered much of Utah. College Football: No. 12 Utah stayed unbeaten with a 41-24 win over Kansas, led by Wayshawn Parker’s 171 rushing yards and two touchdowns. Ephraim Temple: Latter-day Saint apostle Ronald A. Rasband dedicated the new temple, noting his pioneer ancestors’ ties to the town. Electric Aviation: BETA Technologies and Alpine Air tested electric medical-cargo flights linking Salt Lake City, Provo and Logan, part of Utah’s push to develop advanced aviation ahead of the 2034 Olympics. Russian Diesel Deal: Utah Sen. John Curtis joined bipartisan lawmakers urging President Trump to reverse course on Russian fuel imports, citing concerns over sanctions.
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