AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHealth and AI: Utah has authorized a first-in-the-nation pilot for an AI system to issue initial acne prescriptions, with physicians involved in the rollout. State officials also warn that kratom and “cat’s claw” products have been linked to four deaths in Utah. Water and Environment: The Great Salt Lake has fallen below 30% full, while record-low runoff continues to strain supplies and researchers seek answers about dust from the lakebed. Government: The Utah Supreme Court is weighing challenges to the Legislature’s new three-judge panel for constitutional cases. College Football: No. 12 Utah hosts Kansas Saturday night, while No. 8 BYU faces Iowa State with two key players expected to miss the game. Homeless Services: A state board approved $1.8 million for winter shelters in Salt Lake City, South Salt Lake and Ogden, though local leaders say the funding falls short of costs.
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