Lake Powell Investigation: Possible human remains were found on Utah’s Lake Powell after a houseboat group reported them; Kane County and National Park Service rangers collected the remains and sent them to the Utah State Medical Examiner for autopsy and possible identification, with the case still under investigation. Colorado River Water Crisis: A new report looks at how the West’s water crunch is still unfolding despite hopes that a strong El Niño could bring relief—experts warn any added rain/snow may not be enough to reverse long-term reservoir declines. Measles Watch: A new review finds vaccinated people can occasionally spread measles to others, urging health departments to consider vaccinated sources during outbreak investigations. School Health & Safety: Utah’s new “bell-to-bell” cellphone rules are rolling out across districts, and educators are also pushing AI literacy so students learn how chatbots can be wrong. Animal Research Oversight: A national watchdog filed a federal complaint against Utah State University over USDA-cited critical violations tied to deaths of research animals, while USU says corrective steps were already taken. Public Health Costs: Utahns report feeling the squeeze from higher grocery prices, especially fruits and vegetables, as families shop around to manage costs. Local Care Expansion: PeaceHealth plans a new Springfield Rehabilitation Hospital in Oregon with a dedicated secure traumatic brain injury unit—highlighting the growing need for specialized rehab access.