Ben McAdams, a Democrat, and Riley Owen, a Republican, shared common ground in a debate in their race for Utah's 1st Congressional District.

Utah Rep. Mike Kennedy said states should have more authority over health matters and the U.S. does not need a surgeon general.

State watchdogs are skeptical of PacifiCorp's sale of its Washington service area, saying the deal may not be in the public interest.

Douglas Carter, imprisoned for 41 years and sentenced twice to Utah's death row, was released on bail as prosecutors weigh a new trial.

Trevor Lee, one of the most controversial Utah House Republican representatives, has resigned after being charged with fraud.

A political issues committee is urging Utah voters to reject Amendment B, a proposed constitutional amendment that would set a higher bar for ballot initiatives that raise taxes.

A Utah law seeking to connect abuse victims to immediate help from confidential advocates isn't doing that most of the time, data indicate.

DHS wasted more than $20 million in federal funding in its rapid expansion of immigration detention, including warehouse purchases.

Utah Valley University released the findings of an independent, external review of the fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

In Fairfield, Utah, a developer wants to build a project named “GoldMine,” which could include hundreds of acres for a data center.

Utah Rep. Blake Moore said he “absolutely agrees” with Sen. John Curtis’ call to investigate Donald Trump Jr.'s lavish wedding after-party that was bankrolled by a Russian oligarch with ties to…

Kevin O’Leary is seeking to dismiss a defamation lawsuit from two Utahns he labeled Chinese agents as they opposed his Stratos data center.

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs awarded $16.5 million to help establish a new veterans cemetery and to expand an existing one.

A multibillion-dollar federal program that helps schools and libraries afford broadband internet is under review by the Trump administration.

The U.S. Department of Energy is injecting $99 million of funding to geothermal projects, including five in Utah.

A watchdog organization accuses Utah of allowing private agencies to serve Utahns with complex needs without enough oversight.

Individuals and industries may kill endangered animals and plants in the course of logging projects, developments and more under a federal directive.

Shoulder to shoulder with leaders in the Trump administration, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox signed an executive order making Utah the first state to officially take action to join the White House’s national…

A threat from Utah Gov. Spencer Cox's housing adviser Steve Waldrip to withhold funds from Wasatch County has spurred anger from residents.

Tribal leaders say this year’s wildfires burned timber they rely on for income, threatened food sources and waterways, and harmed health.

State lawmakers got an update on efforts to remove invasive reeds from the Great Salt Lake and what it will take to keep up the progress.

The program manager of Utah Fits All, the state's school choice program, release a report on how families spent their voucher dollars.

It’s a season of change for state leadership on the drying Great Salt Lake as Utah confronts the changes needed to restore it.

Members of the Colorado Water Conservation Board approved a program to fulfill voluntary conservation efforts requested by federal officials.

Utah lawmakers are preparing a bill proposal to strengthen privacy guardrails on automated license plate readers, including Flock cameras.

Utah officials joined suicide prevention advocates in emphasizing the 988 hotline is available for anyone who needs to talk.

The Utah Senate has confirmed two more new justices to the Utah Supreme Court, capping off an era of major changes to the state’s highest court.

Charlie Kirk’s death at Utah Valley University last year was “entirely preventable,” his family says in a notice of claim.

The U.S. Senate moved forward on a sweeping bipartisan bill that would set national standards for college athletes’ compensation.

After years of close scrutiny and multiple audits, a new legislative audit says the office of Utah’s chief election official has been “diligent in improving” the state’s election system — but some…

Utah universities, like institutions across the country, are bracing for demographic dips. Here's what fiscal analysts recommend.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order giving 90 days to decide whether to remove Endangered Species Act protections for wolves.

The University of Utah is working on expanding its nuclear engineering curriculum to meet elected officials' energy ambitions.

More conservatives have turned to divorce as a “family values” talking point, with some pushing to make it harder for couples to divorce.

The U.S. Department of Justice sued Utah for granting in-state college tuition and scholarships to immigrants without permanent legal status.

The Utah Department of Agriculture and Food is taking an “unprecedented step” to give financial relief to producers with department loans.

Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson, Utah's chief election official received a new letter from the DOJ pushing her to release private voter data.

The 9/11 attacks transformed how American intelligence and law enforcement agencies collect, share and analyze information.

A year later, reviews of campus security at Utah Valley University and in the broader higher education system are still pending.

A Utah Supreme Court justice now won’t participate in two cases dealing with gerrymandering and abortion.

A conservation group reveals findings of a survey it commissioned on sharp cuts to two Utah national monuments.

The University of Utah is planning to lay off 285 to 855 staffers over the next year in a “modernization effort."

Utah is still among the nation’s top 10 most expensive states for single-family homes with a median price of $559,900, a new report says.

Creekstone Energy, the company behind a data center campus being built near Delta, Utah, said its technology can turn natural gas into water.

Water conservation advocates will remove the turf at the Utah Governor's Mansion aiming to set an example amid severe drought.

State agencies inspected more than 9,000 boats, kayaks, paddleboards and other watercraft for quagga mussels and other invasive species.

State agencies inspected more than 9,000 boats, kayaks, paddleboards and other watercraft for quagga mussels and other invasive species.

Officials in Page, Arizona, passed a land sale agreement last fall that establishes a framework for a data center near Horseshoe Bend.

Pornhub’s parent company is challenging a new Utah law requiring pornography websites to verify users’ ages even if they use a VPN.

A judge has dismissed an Iowa man’s lawsuit over the denial of his status as a “Professor of Pokémon,” calling the case "frivolous."