Utah Tech & Policy: Utah’s facial recognition use is under the microscope as KUTV reports law enforcement requests and probable-match rates, plus strict state limits on when the tech can be used. AI & Politics: A nationwide look at how states are moving ahead with AI rules despite Trump-era pushback highlights Utah’s role in the data-center and AI-policy debate as Tuesday primaries near. Energy & Supply Chains: Energy Fuels is pursuing a $1B+ deal to build a mine-to-magnet supply chain by acquiring a German magnet maker—an effort tied to rare-earth security and Utah expansion plans. Local Higher Ed: The University of Utah says it’s on track to reinvest most of nearly $20M in state-mandated cuts next year, with major focus on engineering and AI. Health Tech: University of Utah researchers discuss AI models that predict retinal function from OCT scans for geographic atrophy, pointing to new clinical and trial design possibilities. Home Tech: Realtor.com is rolling out a new total-cost-of-ownership tool for new homes powered by Pearl data, estimating about $25k savings over 10 years. STEM Education: Utah-area homeschool aerospace programming is expanding with a lab-based partner offering certificates and drone/aviation training. Environment & Water: The Colorado River fight continues as states argue over permanent cuts, while federal officials weigh supply-side projects. Drought Response: More Utah homeowners are turning to xeriscape rebates as drought worsens, with the Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District reporting hundreds of applications.