Day 22: Bill gives businesses new power to fight costly rules
Typically, when Utah lawmakers approve new business regulations, it's state agencies that turn those laws into rules. But
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Day 21: Lawmaker's third try to require disclosure of foreign-funded travel
Rep. Candice Pierucci is once again reviving her bill to require elected officeholders to disclose if they take trips paid
Could union busting bill lead to a teacher strike? It's only happened twice before in Utah
The Utah Education Association (UEA) and other labor unions are urging Gov. Spencer Cox to veto HB267, legislation that strips
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Monday, Feb. 10, 2025 ⏰ Tick Tock 25 days to the final day of the 2025 Utah Legislature. (3/7/2025)
Podcast: Union showdown and more vouchers
In this episode of Special Session: * Senate Republicans reverse course on the controversial union busting bill. * Legislature pushes to double
Day 18: Tax the rich?
Sen. Nate Blouin wants to raise income taxes on Utahns, but only those with incomes of $1 million or more.
Day 17: Utah Republicans double down on limiting union power
The same day that lawmakers gave final approval to a bill stripping public employees of their collective bargaining rights, lawmakers
Utah legislative Republicans torpedo public employee unions
Talks between lawmakers and unions fell apart, leading to Thursday's vote
Day 16: Republicans revive union busting bill
In a dramatic reversal, Utah legislators have resurrected controversial "union busting" provisions in HB267, threatening to strip public
Day 15: Can Utah dam the flood of campaign cash?
As unlimited campaign spending continues to flood American elections with cash, one Utah legislator wants to give states the power
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Utah joins with other states to support Trump's push to end birthright citizenship
Utah is siding with Donald Trump's executive order challenging birthright citizenship. The Trump administration is challenging the 14th
Did Utah election integrity champion fail to report voter fraud confession?
Utah Rep. Jefferson Burton, who wants to restrict mail-in voting, appears to have taken no action after voter admitted to casting ballots for missionary children