Out of Utah’s more than 2 million registered voters, 27 people were confirmed to be noncitizens, state election officials said.

Letter: How are Utahns supposed to have confidence in a judicial system that’s not representative of the state’s population?

A very wholesome tale of alfalfa males, tax breaks, and one very thirsty server farm.

With more than 121 measles cases reported in the last three weeks while South Carolina hasn’t seen any new cases, Utah’s measles outbreak is now the most active in the U.S.

See the full list of Utah Republicans backing the Prop 4 repeal—and the notable holdouts in Congress, statewide offices, and the Legislature.

Join The Nature Conservancy and Snowbird for “Watershed: From Mountain Forests to Great Salt Lake,” a special presentation and panel discussion.

A new study finds that dealing with Great Salt Lake dust has trade-offs and ballooning costs.

It’s not a new immigration enforcement tactic for the Trump admin, but a string of recent activity inside Salt Lake City’s courthouse has alarmed public defenders.

Examining Rep. Peck’s Comments Amid Defeat of Utah’s Child Care Capacity Bill

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Staff at CommonSpirit Holy Cross Hospital - Jordan Valley’s emergency department said having critical care medics in the ER will help with staffing shortages.

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One Utah State University graduate’s invention could be the key to keeping your toes warm during you cold weather activities.

The letter comes ahead of an IOC meeting to elect its next president. That meeting will involve discussions of future Games, including the 2028 Summer Olympics.

An old-fashioned, four-legged polling booth is on display in the lobby of the Salt Lake County clerk’s office. Its metal frame roughened and its red, white, and blue privacy curtain... Read More

The Utah bill would require online creators who make more than $150,000 a year from content featuring kids to set aside 15% of those earnings into a trust fund that the children can access when they turn 18. Kevin Franke testified in support.

The Utah Attorney General's Office charged 11 people with forgery related to the signature gathering process for the 2024 primary election.

The 2025 legislative session has come to an end. Here's how lawmakers will change Utahns' lives this year.

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Utah’s Inland Port Authority works with local officials to boost development, but residents feel ignored.

A wide-ranging transportation bill is still on track to study changes to Salt Lake City's busy roads but without a section the city objected.

A bill poised to significantly change the way medical malpractice cases are handled in the state is moving forward on Utah's Capitol Hill.

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What's in Utah's 2025 state budget? Lawmakers released their list of priorities showing the winners and losers of the budgeting process.

Utah’s universal mail-in voting could be the first casualty of a Republican overhaul of the state’s election operations.

Utah appears to be the first state ready to put a full ban on fluoride in public water systems under a bill that doesn’t allow cities or communities to decide whether to add the cavity-preventing mine...

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Utah lawmakers have taken a significant step toward barring Planned Parenthood educators from teaching in public schools. The state’s House of Representatives

Candy and soft drinks — beverages that partially define Utah’s culture — could be on the chopping block for those who receive SNAP benefits.

The Trump administration’s move to negotiate with Russia for an end to the three-year-old war has strained relations with Ukraine.

Lee shared a video that purported to show Ukrainian soldiers burning an effigy of President Donald Trump, referring to him as a "bastard."

During a town hall meeting, Congressman Mike Kennedy called the war 'unwinnable' for Ukraine.

Legislation meant to drastically restrict voting by mail in Utah is likely to see some changes in the Senate, legislative leaders say.