Bill regarding a controversial, failed Utah Lake project advances
A Utah Senate Committee unanimously supported legislation that seeks to undo a 2018 law that helped clear the way for a controversial project on Utah Lake.2 years ago
A bill seeks to ban inappropriate messages on personalized Utah license plates
The proposed bill would prohibit things like swear words, references to drugs or sexually explicit messages on personalized Utah license plates.2 years ago
Tax cuts may be limited in Utah this year due to a tighter budget
Tax cuts in Utah may fall short this year. The state income tax fell from 4.85 to 4.65% brining in less money for cuts.2 years ago
Larry H. Miller Company releases plans for west side development, including an MLB stadium
The planned Power District in Salt Lake would include local dining, retail and housing, as well as a possible MLB stadium.2 years ago
Utah lawmaker pushing legislation to address child care shortage
If it becomes law, HB153 would allow unlicensed child care providers to watch eight kids. Right they can watch six.2 years ago
Utah lawmakers advance bill to help Great Salt Lake in good water years
The bill is about as timely as it gets, the Great Salt Lake Basin is looking at a lot of favorable factors to start 2024.2 years ago
Utah Taxpayers Association backs change to voter initiative process
Right now, a simple majority, or 50% of voters, must approve such changes. HB284 would require 60% of voters to approve.2 years ago
State of Board of Education calls special meeting for potential punishment for Natalie Cline
The Utah State Board of Education has called for a special meeting on Wednesday to mull over potential punishment for board member Natalie Cline, amid a growing number of people calling for her to resign.2 years ago
State lawmakers vote to advance bill that would end ranked choice voting in Utah
Bill proponents say ranked choice voting is confusing, and affects voter confidence. But some city leaders say the method is popular.2 years ago
Utah lawmakers advance bill that seeks water sources outside state lines
The bill would create a Water District Water Development Council, which would be charged with looking for new Utah water sources.2 years ago
12-year-old boy burned after dumping gasoline on campfire, authorities say
Authorities said the 12-year-old boy sustained second and third-degree burns to 8% of his body, mostly around his leg and foot.2 years ago
Avalanche conditions remain considerably dangerous in some areas
According to the Utah Avalanche Center, the danger for people to trigger avalanches is 'considerable' in the mountains from Salt Lake to Provo, and in the Uintahs.2 years ago
Bill aimed at Great Salt Lake mineral extraction unanimously passes Utah House committee following heated discussion
The bill aims to have companies who are major water users in the Great Salt Lake Basin, follow similar rules and restrictions that have been placed on other users.3 years ago
Bill to block public access to NIL contracts advances in Utah Legislature
Rep. Jordan Teuscher says student-athlete NIL contracts should stay private because they don't involve government entities.3 years ago
Storm moving out, making way for a clear weekend
As the storm moves out of the state, Utah can expect a cold and clear weekend.3 years ago
Park manager says West Davis Hwy can boost tourism at Antelope Island
The West Davis Highway offers another way to see Antelope Island State Park, and park officials hope people will do just that.3 years ago
Utah snowpack is now in great shape
Data revealed that statewide, the Utah snowpack has grown to over 100%. In some regions, it has reached over 120%.3 years ago
Utah Lake managers to release excess water, may boost Great Salt Lake’s water levels
Utah Lake is nearly full, forcing managers to open the control gates in Saratoga Springs, which will dump millions of gallons of water into the Jordan River.3 years ago
Utah’s lieutenant governor would lose election authority with new bill
A new bill takes election authority from lieutenant governor's office and creates a voting council instead.3 years ago
UDOT’s snow plow spending is down. What does that mean for spring projects?
The Utah Department of Transportation said its snow plow spending has been lower this year.3 years ago
Can replacing a pipeline save water and combat avian botulism on Great Salt Lake? A new proposal thinks so
One West Haven lawmakers wants to allocate $10 million to replace a 90-year-old pipeline that runs through Ogden Canyon.3 years ago
State lawmaker requests funds to bring early earthquake warning system to Utah
Rep. Doug Owens wants $5 million initially, and $1 million yearly, to get an early earthquake warning system up and running in Utah.3 years ago
Resolution aimed at abusive coaching advances to the House
A joint resolution that targets abusive coaching received full support from lawmakers and now moves to the House for consideration.3 years ago
