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Provo
Tuesday, July 29th, 2025
Good morning, Provo. Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 29th of July.
ACCIDENTS NEWS
- ➤ Law enforcement and Utah Valley Hospital are increasing patrols on Spanish Fork Canyon’s SR—6 after nearly 800 crashes and 21 fatalities since 2020, with extra enforcement during high-risk times when drivers speed and fail to keep proper lanes. KUTV
ECONOMY NEWS
- ➤ A study by Ernst & Young for the Utah Lake Authority showed that visitors spent nearly $75 million last year, contributing $56.8 million to the GDP and $9.2 million in state and local taxes. The research found 1.1 million visitor-days and 823 supported jobs in Utah County — proving the lake’s key role in boosting the local economy. Deseret News
- ➤ Beef prices have increased as ground beef costs are up 10% and steaks are 12% higher due to a nationwide drop in the cattle herd by 11 million over the last five years. In Utah, cattle numbers declined from 820,000 in 2020 to 740,000 this year — drought and a parasite in Mexico have worsened the shortage— and experts warn that prices could climb further if tariffs change. KUTV
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Recent graduates are using AI tools like ChatGPT to tailor their resumes and cover letters, with BYU alum Katarina Martinic using the tool to match her applications to specific job descriptions—career experts note that networking still plays a crucial role in landing interviews. Experts explain that while AI helps streamline the job search, building personal connections remains key. Deseret News
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ 3rd District Court Judge Thaddeus May dismissed a lawsuit from the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance that claimed Utah’s failed petition to gain millions of acres of federal land was unconstitutional—since the Supreme Court declined to hear Utah’s case, the court ruled the group's argument was moot. The environmentalists said they disagreed with the ruling even as state leaders hinted they might refile a similar case in a lower court. Daily Herald
- ➤ Utah County Clerk Aaron Davidson announced that Utah County will pause its fast cast voting system for the upcoming municipal primary elections after failing to reach an agreement with state election officials, and voters must use mail-in voting & traditional in-person voting until the program is revised. Deseret News
- ➤ Sen. Nate Blouin has proposed an omnibus bill to boost water in the Great Salt Lake by addressing reservoir releases and suggesting agriculture use regulations—he said the plan reflects his constituents’ desire for more action amid ongoing state water management efforts. FOX 13
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ Big 12 power rankings for the 2025 season put Arizona State at the top and Utah at No.4 as teams prepare for openers in late August with new players and tough changes after a bad last season (the Utes finished 5-7). Other teams like Texas Tech, Kansas State, and BYU will adjust rosters and schedules as the conference readies for a competitive year. Deseret News
- ➤ Layton alum David Liechty won the 2025 TalonsCove Amateur Championship in Saratoga Springs over the weekend by shooting rounds of 67 and 66 to finish 11-under as he beat first-round leader Devin Tovey—he is preparing for his Utah Tech debut. Standard-Examiner
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Artistry In Motion 2025
9 a.m. - 9 p.m. — Provo, 220 W Center St, Provo, UT — Ticket prices vary — Engage in hands-on art classes and insightful Q&A sessions with industry professionals.
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Restorative Yoga Class
4-5 p.m. — Wandering Wizards — Suggested donation of $10 — Unwind and reconnect with yourself through calming poses and soothing affirmations.
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Utah Lakeshore Cleanup
8-9:30 a.m. — Mill Race Boat Ramp — Free entry — Help maintain the pristine shores of Utah Lake with family-friendly cleanup efforts.
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PMP Certification Training Course
9 AM – 5 PM — Regus - Downtown Provo — Early Bird pricing available — Gain project management skills with comprehensive CAPM training and e-learning access.
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