Utah Quantum Push: Gov. Spencer Cox signed an executive order creating a Quantum Coordination Council to coordinate research, attract investment, build a workforce, and help move quantum tech from labs to products. Colorado River Fallout for Utah: The federal government’s Lake Powell/Lake Mead proposal lays out how the next decade could reshape storage, conservation expectations, and possible Lower Basin cuts—an issue that directly affects Utah’s water planning. Data Center Tax Reality Check: A Gardner Institute brief warns that Utah’s “truth in taxation” could turn early tax relief for new data centers into later tax volatility as equipment depreciates. Geology for the Navajo Nation: The Utah Geological Survey and the Navajo Nation published a first-ever geologic map inside the Navajo Nation to guide groundwater research and future infrastructure. Enhanced Geothermal in Utah: Fervo Energy’s Cape Station is marketed as continuous power “day or night,” with Phase I targeting grid delivery by late 2026—while contracts may quietly shift risk to utilities. Wildfire Costs: A new report highlights how wildfire risk is spreading across western states, with Utah among the most exposed. Bonneville Hydrogen Record: JCB Hydromax set a new FIA provisional world land speed record for a hydrogen-powered internal combustion vehicle on Utah’s Bonneville Salt Flats. Health & Policy: A study using Utah Population Database data links endometriosis to a higher risk of type 2 diabetes, while national coverage flags the growing urgency of hot-car prevention.