Utah Sen. Daniel Thatcher, one of the state’s most outspoken and independent lawmakers, announced Tuesday that he will resign after serving more than 14 years in the Utah Senate. The…
The state of Arizona has filed a lawsuit against House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., accusing him of unlawfully delaying the oath of office for Rep-elect Adelita Grijalva, D-Ariz., and depriving…
OGDEN, Utah — As the federal government shutdown continues with no clear end in sight, nonprofit organizations across Utah and the nation are grappling with halted funding, leaving critical community…
Utah Senator John Curtis says the ongoing federal government shutdown may last “a long time,” citing unusually low public pressure and minimal visible disruption compared to past shutdowns. “Currently in…
With the November 4 election approaching, Davis County Clerk Brian McKenzie sought to strengthen public confidence in Utah’s election system during a town hall meeting this week focused on election…
Local demonstrators from the Park City area joined statewide “No Kings” rallies on Saturday, showing continued opposition to the Trump administration and what participants described as growing threats to American…
Four months after a deadly shooting at a No Kings rally in downtown Salt Lake City, the family of Arturo Gamboa says they are still waiting for clarity and justice.…
When Congress temporarily boosted Affordable Care Act (ACA) premium tax credits in 2021, Utah saw a coverage surge: marketplace enrollment more than doubled, with over 1 in 10 Utahns now…
Utah Republicans launched a two-track effort this week to undo both Proposition 4 (Better Boundaries) and the brand-new congressional map the Legislature adopted on Oct. 6 under court order. The…
As the federal government shutdown stretches into its third week, many Utah families are feeling the growing strain of closed offices, suspended aid programs, and dwindling community resources. From Ogden…