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A New Statewide Survey by the Utah Foundation Reveals That Residents' Perception of Their Quality of Life Is at an "All-Time Low," Driven Primarily by Concerns Over Housing Costs and Economic Opportunity.
A Preliminary Ruling Blocks the U.s. Forest Service's Relocation, Citing the Department of Agriculture's Likely Violation of Congressional Restrictions.
The Republican Incumbent and His Democratic Challenger Discussed Tariffs, Energy, and the National Debt at Utah State University Weeks Before Ballots Are Due.
A New State Report Reveals the Most Expensive Adoption in Utah Last Fiscal Year Reached $160,000, Fueling Concerns Over What Critics Call "Adoption Tourism" and Exploitative Practices.
This Election, Utahns Will Consider Proposals to Change How Future Constitutional Amendments Are Publicized and to Set a Higher Bar for Tax-Increasing Ballot Initiatives.
A Preliminary Injunction Remains in Effect, Blocking Enforcement of the Controversial Senate Bill 73 While Lawmakers Consider Amendments.
New Pilot Programs Aim to Accelerate Medical Processes Like Prescription Refills and Specialized Care, with Officials Hoping to Improve Access for Utahns and Shape Future Policy.
Ogden and Farmington Are Hosting a Demolition Derby, a Nighttime Dinosaur Exhibit, and a Renowned Haunted Attraction to Celebrate the Halloween Season.
The Royal Football Team Recognized Local Service Members and Their Families in a Long-Standing Tradition Before Their Home Game Against Hurricane on Wednesday Night.
A Licensed Clinical Social Worker Claims a Recent Policy Change by Select Health Limits Billing for Extended Psychotherapy, Potentially Affecting Patients Needing Longer Sessions for Complex Conditions.
Utah's Top Election Official Is Actively Pushing Back Against Attempts From the Trump Administration and Sen. Mike Lee to Alter Election Processes, Leading to a U.s. Department of Justice Investigation.
Amendment B on the November Ballot Seeks to Raise the Voter Approval Requirement to 60% for Citizen Initiatives Proposing Tax Increases, Sparking Active Campaigns for and Against the Measure.
Kratom Ban Stands After Lawsuit Dropped
A Federal Challenge to Utah's Kratom Product Restrictions Has Been Dismissed, Solidifying the Current Ban on Most Forms of the Plant.
Republican Rep. Mike Kennedy and Democratic Challenger Jonny Larsen Sparred Over Iran, Public Lands, and Immigration in a Debate for the Newly Drawn District.
Police Documents Detail a History of Alleged Abuse Leading up to the September 27 Shooting at a Sandy Home.
Ogden's St. Joseph Catholic Schools Received a Donation From Granite Credit Union, Highlighting Its Educational Approach That Prioritizes Individualized Attention and a Strong Sense of Community.
The Exercise Aimed to Help Community Leaders Understand the Significant Barriers Faced by Individuals Returning to Society After Incarceration and to Improve Support Systems.
The Order Establishes a Framework for Responsible Artificial Intelligence Use, Requiring Employee Training and Agency-Led Innovation to Better Serve Utahns.
State Advocates and Utility Experts Raise Concerns That the Proposed $1.9 Billion Transaction Could Lead to Long-Term Costs and Risks for Utah Residents, Despite Pacificorp's Claims of Benefit.
Researchers Are Developing Models to Track Dust Sources From the Shrinking Great Salt Lake, While State Officials Prioritize Other Air Quality Issues, Calling Lake Dust a “future Issue.”
The State Is Launching New Clinical Pilots and Establishing a Network of Outside Evaluators to Ensure Artificial Intelligence Is Safe and Useful for Patients, Aiming to Improve Access and Affordability.
Justices Heard Arguments Challenging the Constitutionality of a Legislative Panel Designed to Hear High-Stakes Cases, Impacting Ongoing Lawsuits Over Abortion, Redistricting, and Fossil Fuel Permits.
A Political Issues Committee Urges Voters to Reject Amendment B, Which Would Require 60% Approval for Ballot Initiatives That Increase or Impose New Taxes.
Dozens of Residents Gathered to Support a Local Family Impacted by a House Fire That Claimed the Lives of a Father and Three Children.
