Utah Courts & Voting: Utah lawmakers weighed in as the U.S. Supreme Court reversed part of a mail-in ballot challenge, while a federal judge in Massachusetts temporarily blocked USPS rules tied to Trump’s election order—keeping the fight alive for November. Local Governance & Data Centers: Gov. Spencer Cox called the Stratos data center approval process in Box Elder “not good,” saying the Military Installation Development Authority went beyond its role and needs major board reform. Public Safety & Justice: In Provo, media attorneys argued against keeping cameras out of the courtroom in Tyler Robinson’s preliminary hearing tied to the killing of Charlie Kirk, while a separate case in Summit County orders Kouri Richins to repay about $1.4 million in life insurance proceeds after her conviction. Economy & Housing: Redfin reports more homes are hitting the market nationwide, but pending sales are still down as high prices and mortgage rates keep buyers cautious. Environment & Health: Federal bird flu trackers resumed updates after nearly a month, with new H5N1 detections including dairy herds in Utah. Community & Education: USU opened its Thomas and Patricia Willis Veterinary Medical Education building, expanding Utah’s veterinary training capacity. Local Crime: Spanish Fork prosecutors charged a California man in a tap-to-pay Nintendo scam, the third similar arrest in weeks. Utah Culture: Salt Lake Tabernacle organist Kenneth Udy headlines a free “Organ Virtuoso” performance series concert.