Utah Film Incentives: The Utah Film Commission says the Utah Board of Tourism Development approved two new productions for state incentives, including “Brother Joseph Again,” a documentary investigating the lost likeness of Joseph Smith, plus “Psycho Cabin,” a comedy thriller—both slated to film this summer across Utah, Salt Lake and Sanpete counties. Public Health & Air Quality: A University of Utah study links Utah air pollution mixtures in early pregnancy to higher odds of preterm birth, using machine learning on birth records from tens of thousands of first-time mothers. AI & Work in Utah: A local opinion piece argues Utah is trying to embrace AI while lifting up people, as national debate continues over AI’s risks and benefits. Aerospace/Defense Spotlight: The Ogden metro area earned a high ranking in a consultant report on aerospace and defense cities, with Salt Lake City also placing near the top. Nuclear Fuel Markets: Analysts describe uranium moving into a structural bull market as supply tightens and SMR demand grows, with prices stabilizing in the mid-$80s to low-$90s per pound. Water Stress in the West: Coverage highlights how drought in the Colorado River system is pitting farms, towns, and water-hungry projects—including data centers—against each other. Permitting Reform: A mining permits reform explainer points to FAST-41 as a major shift that could speed critical mineral projects. Space Tech: A new fast-response system helped the Submillimeter Array catch a gamma-ray burst quickly after detection.