Public Lands: Trump’s latest move to shrink Utah’s Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante monuments by about 90% is colliding with hunters and anglers who say the administration’s claims don’t match the rules—while the broader legal fight over presidential power and the Antiquities Act keeps heating up. Great Salt Lake & Health: Dust storms tied to Great Salt Lake’s exposed lakebed are worsening air quality across the Wasatch Front, and researchers warn the storms are becoming more frequent as water levels stay dangerously low. Housing: Utah’s new Division of Housing and Community Development is set to coordinate state housing plans as affordability pressures mount, and one family is turning to an ADU to keep multi-generational living possible. Local Government: Ogden Valley officials are seeking help from the lieutenant governor’s office after a projected property tax jump threatens the city’s budget. Crime & Community Safety: A man was charged with attempted murder after allegedly stabbing a Muslim worker about 15 times at Valley Fair Mall in West Valley City, with police saying the attack targeted the victim for his religion. Weather & Flood Risk: Southern Utah’s monsoon storms are triggering flash-flood warnings, including in Washington County. Business/Tech: Utah’s data-center debate continues as political groups sue Kevin O’Leary and Fox News over alleged defamation tied to claims about foreign ties.