Will Utah state government employees end up back in the office full time?
Utah state government workers are already back to work in the office part time. But will Utah require state government ...
Utah wants small nuclear reactors. It’s suing the federal government to make them less regulated.
The state argues that small nuclear reactors should not be required to obtain a license from the Nuclear Regulatory ...
Opinion: Utah wants the Supreme Court to give it land owned by all Americans
The court is expected to decide whether to take up the matter in mid-January. Should it agree to consider the case and side ...
Protesters gather in opposition to Utah’s public land lawsuits
Hundreds of protesters convened on the steps of the state capitol Saturday in a public lands rally, condemning some of Utah’s ...
What Utah business wants from the Legislature this year
The Salt Lake Chamber called on the state Legislature to uphold the Utah Compact on Immigration and prioritize housing ...
Derek Brown outlines his priorities as Utah’s new attorney general
Brown called the Utah vs. Meta lawsuit a ‘critical issue’ for the state and highlighted the importance of violent crime ...
Utahns rally at Capitol to show support for public lands
Public lands and environmental advocates gathered on the south steps of the Utah State Capitol on Saturday, Jan. 11, to show their support for public lands in Utah.
Gov. Cox, other Utah leaders serve at food bank and talk about upcoming legislative session
Sorting through apples, Gov. Cox said, ‘Just tell people how amazing Utahns are. Government’s OK, but the people are awesome.
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Utah’s potential land grab: A new fight for the West begins
Utah politicians seek to ignore the U.S. Constitution by claiming 18.5 million acres of your federal public land – most of it ...
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Utah’s next attorney general wants to make the office more transparent
Utah’s newest Attorney General Derek Brown is still getting his bearings, sifting through various recommendations, evaluating ...
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A newly inaugurated Gov. Cox lays out his policy vision for the next four years
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox was sworn in Wednesday in what he says will be his final term as the state’s chief executive. And ...
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Could Utahns stop changing their clocks twice a year?
But, Congress hasn’t approved any bills authorizing a change, meaning Utahns keep having to change their clocks, since states ...