What’s in the AG’s calendar? Utahns will finally get to see after lawsuit against KSL ends in settlement

SALT LAKE CITY – Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes has released his work calendar to KSL, ending a legal fight over public records that dragged on for nearly two years.

Reyes and his office turned over the schedule to KSL Wednesday as part of a settlement agreement. The attorney general’s office had sued the news organization and later appealed to the Utah Supreme Court in an attempt to overturn earlier decisions granting KSL access to the calendar.

So, what do the records show about how Reyes has spent his time on the job? The KSL Investigators are working to find out after receiving more than 9,000 pages containing calendar invitations sent to or from Reyes’ account on the office’s Microsoft Outlook system from 2019 through 2023.

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That’s a bigger time frame than KSL sought, and it’s what the office already handed over for a pending legislative audit of its travel policies and Reyes’ management.