Day 2: Games lawmakers play
How do lawmakers make it look like they're giving a piece of legislation fair consideration while guaranteeing it
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Utah Political Watch sues Utah Legislature over press credential denial
Utah Political Watch filed suit against the Utah State Legislature on Wednesday, alleging legislative staffers violated publisher Bryan Schott’s
Day 1: Utah Senate math: Apparently 'no' means 'yes'
On Wednesday morning, the Utah Senate elected Stuart Adams to another term as President for the next two years. Or
Utah Lawmakers push union busting bill after clashes with teachers
A new union-busting bill from Utah Republican lawmakers would strip educators and other public employees of their collective bargaining rights,
Podcast: Conspiracy theory bingo
In this episode of Special Session: * SCOTUS says no to Utah's land grab lawsuit. * What's behind
'Chemtrails' conspiracy theory lands in Utah Legislature with new bill
A conspiracy theory about “chemtrails” — a debunked claim that airplanes are secretly spraying toxic chemicals into the sky — has found
Utah's Owens backs Trump's Panama Canal buyback plan
Utah Rep. Burgess Owens is backing legislation that would authorize Donald Trump to negotiate buying back the Panama Canal, one
Sen. John Curtis won't say yes on confirming Trump's cabinet picks (yet)
I'm not going against the president," insists Utah Sen. John Curtis, even as he refuses to commit
Game over: Supreme Court slams door on Lyman's last-ditch election challenge
Lyman spent more than $2 million on his primary and subsequent write-in campaign.
Supreme Court rejects Utah's bid to control federal lands
Utah's ambitious $1 million gamble to seize control of 18.5 million acres of federal land crashed at
Podcast: Tensions working overtime
In this episode of Special Session: * Tensions between legislative Republicans and the Utah Education Association start to boil over. * How
Political payback? Utah teachers' union locked out of discussions on bill to limit their power
Utah lawmakers are preparing fresh legislation to restrict public employee unions, reviving a battle that could dramatically reshape how the