Political underdogs join forces in David vs. Goliath battle against Utah's GOP dominance
Two of the state’s centrist political parties — United Utah and Utah Forward — announced Wednesday they are merging, hoping to
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University presidents scrambling to cut budgets
Wednesday, April 2, 2025 ⏰ Tick Tock 132 days to Utah's 2025 municipal primary elections (8/12/2025) 216
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Report: Rep. Celeste Maloy linked to organizations that received $700K in Utah taxpayer funds with little results
Years before she was elected to Congress, Rep. Celeste Maloy was on the board of directors for a nonprofit organization
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Podcast: So long Sundance, hello Pride flag ban
In this week's episode of Special Session: 👋 Sundance says farewell 🚫🏳️🌈 Utah is the first state to ban Pride
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Lee, Curtis vote to keep $35 overdraft fees, rejecting consumer protection rule
Utah Sens. Mike Lee and John Curtis voted Thursday to allow banks to continue charging consumers sky-high overdraft fees that
Poll: Only 20% of Utah voters support fluoride ban, but lawmakers passed it anyway
Utah is about to become the first state in America to completely ban adding fluoride to drinking water, even though
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Republican officials skip Davis GOP event after party's $15K attack on incumbent
In a striking display of internal party discord, multiple elected Republicans skipped the Davis County GOP’s Lincoln Day fundraiser
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Podcast: Utah vs. the Cavity Creeps
In this week's episode of "Special Session" * Could the Pride flag ban prompt the Sundance Film
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Utah won't start investing in crypto...yet
Friday, March 14, 2025 ⏰ Tick Tock 152 days to the 2025 municipal primary elections (8/12/2025) 236 days until
Lawmakers quietly gutted Utah's open records law in final hours of 2025 Legislature
In a little noticed last-minute move, Utah Republicans dealt a potentially devastating blow to government transparency. On the final night
Report: Pride flag ban threatens Utah's Sundance Film Festival future
Utah's hopes for keeping the Sundance Film Festival — a cultural and economic powerhouse — from leaving the state could
Rep. Burgess Owens brands arrested Palestinian student a 'terrorist' without proof
In a tense hallway exchange, Utah Rep. Burgess Owens branded Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil a “terrorist” several times — offering zero