Utah's legal community raised $10,000 for The Road Home, uniting dozens of legal professionals across the state in support of homelessness prevention and community engagement.

Promise2Live’s July Mental Health Town Hall spotlighted youth voices, legal action against social media harms, and expert insights—offering powerful stories, practical tools, and urgent calls to support struggling young people.

At Third Thursday @ Three, hosted by Kiln Lehi, Utah founders pitched startups tackling women's health, venture inefficiencies, and service industry gaps — showcasing a bold, hands-on spirit driving the state’s next wave of innovation.

Utah sues Snap Inc., alleging it exploits children through addictive design, facilitates harm, and violates privacy laws, marking its fourth lawsuit against major social media firms. Snap responds.

Exploring critical infrastructure and legislative barriers limiting energy innovation, panelists at an energy strategy briefing discussed collaborative solutions and regulatory reform as essential to positioning Utah as a global leader in AI, data centers, and clean power deployment.

High school girls convened to explore tech careers during SheTech’s summer Career Exploration Internship, gaining inspiration, skills, and connections while discovering that creativity, confidence, and curiosity are key to succeeding in the tech world.

The University of Utah's Eccles School announced it has been ranked within the top 5 in public schools for MBA and undergrad entrepreneurship.

Silicon Slopes announces a relaunch of Summit, in partnership with Visit Salt Lake. It aims to be a be a citywide festival, blending tech, culture, and entrepreneurship through keynotes, workshops, and performances to spotlight Utah’s economic and creative leadership.