Good morning, Provo.

A state investigation found the facility failed to protect youth and the DHHS revoked Provo Canyon School licenses, so both campuses will close soon — Springville on Aug.

6 and Provo on Aug. 16, leaving families to find new treatment options.

Fox Hollow Elementary in the Alpine District received 150 applications for a kindergarten teaching job and 50 for a special education teacher — highlighting strong demand as the new school year begins in a couple of weeks.

The competitive hiring environment reflects growing interest in local education roles.

Salt Lake City's average summer high increased 7.2 degrees since the 1920s while triple-digit heat is forecast for most of Utah this weekend due to a longer heat season and earlier snowmelt (climatologists warn rising trends may persist).

Reports of ants, ticks, black widow spiders and orb weavers are rising across Utah this summer as warmer weather fuels increased pest activity in outdoor areas (experts advise residents to use caution).

Utah fire agencies sent 45 personnel from 13 local units to Oregon after the state requested help battling wildfires; the deployment is scheduled to last up to 14 days while state officials ensure local coverage remains strong.

Utah launched the AI Moonshot Program offering $5 million in grants for projects that improve health care, natural resources, autonomous technology and more.

Applications open tomorrow and are due Oct. 15 + proposals must be led by a Utah university president.

The Utah Department of Agriculture and Food warned retailers about mislabeled Buzzers brand Cat’s Claw tablets containing illegal kratom compounds linked to a death.

Authorities advise consumers to dispose of any affected product and to call poison control (1-800-222-1222) if help is needed.