Weber State Leadership & AI: Weber State’s new president, Chris Mallett, lays out a campus push toward technology, accelerated degrees, and digital learning as he settles into the 14th presidency role. Music Health Update: Ray LaMontagne is recovering after collapsing onstage in Nashville from heat-related dehydration during his “Trouble 20th Anniversary” tour. Utah Nuclear Fallout Questions: A Salt Lake City family’s cesium-rich bone sample is fueling new University of Utah research into whether decades-old nuclear testing fallout can still be detected and linked to long-term illness. Local Food Expansion: ROCTACO, the Salt Lake City taco spot with global flavors, says it’s ready to expand across Utah if the fit is right. Labor Day Outdoors: Crowds packed Utah canyon areas for Labor Day, including Tibble Fork Reservoir in American Fork. BYU Big 12 Opener: BYU heads into Saturday’s Arizona game after a 63-7 opener over Utah Tech, with injury updates and a defense that set the tone early. Park City & Community Events: Parkites marked Miners Day with the long-running “Running of the Balls” and parade festivities. Film & Ski Culture: Teton Gravity Research’s ski film “Actually, It Is Rocket Science” screens Sept. 23 at the Jim Santy Auditorium in Park City.