AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTragedy on the trail: Five people, including Provo Fire Captain Spencer Long, his wife and three sons, were found dead after a flash flood near Sunglow Campground outside Bicknell; officials say heavy rain and flooding hit hikers and canyoneers, and the area is no longer restricted. Road safety: A sudden downburst and worn tires contributed to an I-15 crash in Iron County that sent five adults to the hospital. National parks update: Canyonlands National Park reopened the Needles District after the Babylon Fire, though other areas remain closed. Cyclospora watch: Utah health officials say the current multistate cyclospora outbreak hasn’t reached Utah, but occasional local cases tied to travel are expected. Community & culture: The Odia community in Kearns hosted Rath Yatra at a new Hindu temple, welcoming visitors across Utah. Utah sports on the move: Orlando Pride heads to Salt Lake City for a quick turnaround match against Utah Royals FC. Outdoor risk reminder: A hiker died after being struck by lightning near Little Cottonwood Canyon. Travel industry note: Utah Tech released its 2026 volleyball schedule, with 11 home matches at Burns Arena.
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