Utah unions fight back: Referendum launched to restore collective bargaining rights
Utah lawmakers have passed a law restricting collective bargaining rights for public employees, prompting a coalition of unions to start
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Utah GOP Rep. threatens ‘blanket ban’ after Pride flag crackdown
Utah Republican Rep. Trevor Lee isn’t content with banning Pride flags from schools — he’s already planning more restrictions
Utah's education budget: $120M new funds vs. $143M to tax cuts, vouchers
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox and legislative leaders are touting that they’re investing hundreds of millions of dollars in public
Podcast: The reality doesn't match the rhetoric
In this week's episode of "Special Session": * Governor Cox and legislative leaders are throwing a party
Phil Lyman announces surprise bid for Utah GOP Chair
Former Republican gubernatorial candidate Phil Lyman made a surprise announcement Thursday night that he is running to become chairman of
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Cellphone ban in Utah schools heads to governor
Friday, Feb. 28, 2025 ⏰ Tick Tock 7 days to the final day of the 2025 Utah Legislature. (3/7/2025)
Utah Republicans move to seize control of election debates from independent commission
In a move that would give politicians unprecedented control over election debates, Utah's Republican-controlled Legislature is fast-tracking a
Day 37: Budget time
Legislative leaders will unveil their budget recommendations for next year on Friday evening. Friday is the deadline for the Executive
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