Utah State officials had asked for a stay pending appeal of a
federal judge's ruling that Utah must recognize same sex marriages that were legally entered into during the window before the SCOTUS issued the stay of the marriage equality ruling there. That motion has been denied. The Tenth Circuit has extended the temporary stay till July 21 to give Utah officials a chance to appeal to the SCOTUS. It will be interesting to see how the SCOTUS rules on this if Utah does go to the SCOTUS (with an appeal). And, it appears that they will appeal to the SCOTUS. This suit, Evans v Utah, was filed by the ACLU when Utah state officials decided they would not recognize those marriages while the marriage equality case makes its way through the federal court system.
The SCOTUSblog has a very good summary of what has and is happening with the Utah marriage equality cases here.