Utah Courtroom Drama: In Provo, prosecutors wrapped a week of testimony in the preliminary hearing for Tyler Robinson, accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University; the court played surveillance video prosecutors say shows Robinson on the rooftop, while defense tried to cast doubt on DNA and alleged confessions, with Judge Tony Graf set to decide whether the case goes to trial on Sept. 1. Political Shockwave: The nation learned Sen. Lindsey Graham died at 71 after a “brief and sudden illness,” a blow to Trump’s closest allies and a reminder of how fast Washington can turn. Economy Anxiety: New statewide polling finds Utahns worried about the economy as inflation and grocery costs keep climbing, with gas prices still running above the national average. Wildfire Smoke Health: Smoke has cleared in parts of western Colorado and Utah, but doctors warn the health impacts of wildfire air pollution can linger and may worsen as fire seasons intensify. Local Fire Aftermath: West Jordan residents are displaced after an apartment complex fire damaged or destroyed dozens of units, with officials and community members coordinating help for families. Utah Sports: Draper’s Bowen Mauss won the 128th Utah Men’s State Amateur golf title again, repeating as champion at Soldier Hollow. Energy & Housing: A national report says U.S. home prices hit an all-time high, while Utah readers also got a look at how plug-in solar could cut bills—if policy catches up. Utah Politics on Forests: Sen. John Curtis renewed calls to modernize forest management after touring fire burn scars, pushing the Fix Our Forests Act.