Wildfire Watch (Weber Canyon): The Broad Fire at the mouth of Weber Canyon has grown to 134 acres with about 10% containment, and crews are working to cool hot spots near I-84 while winds threaten the fire line; officials warn drivers about close calls in the narrow corridor. Wildfire Watch (Payson): A separate Payson Fire near Nebo Loop Road in Utah County is estimated at 6–10 acres, with structures threatened and ground and air resources on scene. Water & Climate (Colorado River): A New York Times report highlights how the Central Arizona Project—built with tradeoffs on water cuts—faces renewed pressure as states deadlock over Colorado River allocations. Local Waterways (Provo River Days): A new Sept. 12 festival, Provo River Days, will bring hands-on education and activities to multiple sites along the Provo River watershed from the Park City area down to Provo Canyon. Native Fish (Mill Creek): Utah wildlife biologists used rotenone in a 3.1-mile Mill Creek stretch to clear brook trout and protect Bonneville cutthroat trout, sparking online controversy over the method. Housing Policy (Salt Lake City): Salt Lake City is considering zoning changes that could make it easier to build second homes on larger lots, aiming to reduce complex review hurdles for some property owners. Public Safety (Labor Day Weather): A flood watch remains in effect as tropical moisture brings heavy rain and flash-flood risk across parts of Utah, especially burn scars and slot canyons, with gusty winds also expected.