Public lands could be part of solution for Utah's growing affordable housing crisis
With over 60% of Utah's land owned by the federal government, some state leaders are suggesting that public lands could be ...
Utah Lawmakers Hint at “War” in Federal Land Dispute
In a long-running fight with Washington, the Beehive State’s top politicos have found a novel way to escalate the conflict ...
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox rebukes BLM over highway route choice
Former Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) weighed in on President-elect Trump’s decision to tap Fox News host Pete Hegseth as his ...
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Illicit massage businesses are a growing problem in Utah, law enforcement tells legislators
Utah lawmakers are looking to tackle what appears to be a growing problem in the Beehive State — illicit massage businesses.
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Denial for Northern Corridor Highway proposal sparks controversy after Presidential Election
Four years after the federal government under one president approved the proposal to connect Washington City and St. George ...
Is violence against the government ever justified? 4 in 10 Utahns say yes
Amid the assassination attempts, political bullying and hateful rhetoric that have marked the 2024 election, more than 4 in ...
Here’s how much Utah is spending on a public relations campaign for its lawsuit seeking control of public land
Utah has spent more than $500,000 on its lawsuit attacking federal control over public lands — while budgeting more than twice that on a blitz to influence public opinion.
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Utah Gov. Spencer Cox secures second term
Gov. Spencer Cox secured a second term Tuesday, defeating his Democratic state Rep. Brian King in Utah's gubernatorial race, ...
Newly published Nazi archives reveal the regime’s disdain for the Church of Jesus Christ
Nearly 500 pages of Gestapo files detail Nazi surveillance on Latter-day Saints and the quiet resistance of German members.
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Republican Utah state school board members form caucus, will meet in closed meetings
For the first time in Utah history, Republican state school board leaders met in a closed-door caucus Friday — and the ...
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Guest Editorial: Two-thirds of state government doesn’t comply with privacy laws
A recent privacy review by Utah’s Office of the State Auditor revealed 66% of Utah’s governmental entities and nonprofit organizations don’t comply in full with the state’s privacy statute. The audit, ...
Opinion: Utah’s moment is about being Utah
Utah’s success isn’t about resolving every tension or smoothing every contradiction. It’s about making tension productive.