Wildfire Update: The Broad Fire in Weber Canyon has burned about 134 acres, with crews reporting greater containment after favorable conditions helped Sunday progress. Public Safety & Justice: A judge ordered a mental competency evaluation for a man accused of setting the Timp Fire and other blazes, raising questions about his ability to understand charges and assist counsel. Nuclear Fallout Questions: A Utah family’s search after a mother’s death found an unusually high cesium level in a bone fragment, fueling new University of Utah research into long-term health effects from nuclear test fallout. Wildlife Under Stress: Reports from the Rockies describe drought-driven bear conflicts, including bears entering homes and vehicles as food grows scarce. Water & Climate: Environmental groups are urging action on Colorado River cutbacks, calling for proactive conservation and better protection of river health. Great Salt Lake Hope/Heat: A Utah-linked cloud seeding company says its tech could boost precipitation, while broader El Niño forecasts point to potentially major winter weather shifts. Utah Conservation Staffing: U.S. Fish and Wildlife staffing has dropped sharply, including a 35% decline in Utah, according to federal data. Outdoor Recreation Pressure: Labor Day crowds packed Utah canyon areas, underscoring how quickly heat and recreation collide with limited water and habitat.