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
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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,
'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
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
Utah tax collections drop sharply, lawmakers unfazed...for now
Utah lawmakers slashed more than $1 billion in taxes in four years. Now, tax revenues are plummeting faster than anyone
Proposed Utah bill says Stars and Stripes, yes. Rainbow stripes, no.
For the third time in less than a year, Utah Republicans are pushing legislation that would effectively ban Pride flags
Utah election officials let top GOP lawmaker off the hook over campaign disclosure violations
Utah election officials are letting a top Republican lawmaker off the hook for years of improperly reporting hundreds of thousands
Rep. Kera Birkeland resigns from Utah Legislature
This summer, Birkeland took a job with a Montana trade association. Prosecutors recently filed stalking charges against a woman who was harassing her family.
Utah Legislature quietly changes press rules, shutting out independent media
The GOP-controlled House and Senate refused to issue a media credential to Utah Political Watch
Top Utah GOP lawmaker accused of skirting state laws on campaign finance disclosures
President Stuart Adams blames conflicting information from the Lt. Governor's office for his erroneous campaign finance reports.
Two votes from beyond the grave threatens vote-by-mail in Utah
Utah's universal vote-by-mail system has been a rousing success, leading to greater voter participation and turnout. However, Utah
Utah lawmakers set aside $230M for new tax cuts
Lawmakers won't say whether that includes another round of income tax reductions.