Day 37: Budget time
Legislative leaders will unveil their budget recommendations for next year on Friday evening. Friday is the deadline for the Executive
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Utah voters may need to prove citizenship under revised bill
Utah voters may soon need to prove they’re American citizens before casting a ballot, part of a revised election
Day 36: Ballot language power grab gets a rewrite...kinda
Utah lawmakers are quietly walking back a controversial change to ballot language rules — sort of. In 2024, lawmakers approved a
Utah taxpayers shell out $6K monthly for House Speaker's videos nobody watches
House GOP maintains $400K communications staff while paying outside firm for communications consulting
Day 35: Tax funds for sports stadiums
A newly public bill on Utah's Capitol Hill would make it easier for cities or counties to use
Latest Utah tax cut plan: Nearly $2,000 for top 1%, $31 for average family
The wealthiest residents stand to gain the most from yet another proposed tax cut, even as state revenue projections fall
Day 34: Tax cut math favors wealthy Utahns
Lawmakers are starting to move on their plan to cut taxes for a 5th straight year. On Tuesday morning, the
A Utah labor leader called for teacher strike to fight anti-union law. Here's why it didn't happen.
"They're timid. They're going to be attacked more and more if they don't
Day 31: Expanding religious freedom
Utah lawmakers are pushing to expand religious freedoms in schools, government and healthcare with a pair of bills unveiled on
Day 30: Breaking up is easier to do
A new Utah bill could make it significantly easier for cities to break away from large counties and form their
Day 29: Judicial independence at risk
The Utah State Bar Association is warning a newly proposed bill could "inject politics" into the state'
Revenue projection miss could squeeze Utah school funding; tax cuts still on the table
Utah lawmakers could face tough budget decisions as income tax revenue is projected to fall $127 million below October estimates,