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Government
Lawmaker seeks to extend postmark date for mail-in ballots until Election Day
Utahns could get an extended deadline for the mail-in ballot postmark date, allowing votes to be counted even if it's dropped off on Election Day. -
Utah
Cosmetologists protest bill eliminating certain licensing requirements
Cosmetologists gathered at Washington Square Park Sunday to protest a bill that would allow certain hair treatments without a license. -
Government
Week 2: Here’s a look at the bills passed in the 2021 General Session so far
The tally so far: 19 bills have been passed during the 2021 General Session and one of those has been signed by the governor. -
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U of U helicopter en route to rescue skiers caught in avalanche
A helicopter from the University of Utah is en route to the location of an avalanche Saturday evening with officials reporting two skiers were caught in an avalanche. -
Government
Utah lawmakers push for ERA ratification, reviving political battle
Under SJR 8, Utah would officially ratify the ERA -- bringing an end to the decades-long battle for constitutional protection from gender discrimination. -
Utah
St. George investigation into missing hiker closes with no evidence of fraud
After a lengthy investigation into the case of a hiker who went missing in Zion National Park, authorities concluded Friday there is no evidence of fraud. -
Politics
Sens. Romney, Lee rebuke President Biden moratorium on gas leasing
Utah Sens. Mitt Romney and Mike Lee joined 22 other Republican senators in introducing legislation that would halt President Joe Biden from enacting his proposed moratorium on federal oil and gas leasing. -
Government
Utah could inch U.S. closer to adopting national popular vote rather than Electoral College
Lawmakers are considering a bill that would enter Utah into an interstate compact allowing some states to elect the president through the popular vote. -
Government
Utah could get its own Space Force under proposed bill
Utah could get its own Space Force added to the ranks of its armed forces under proposed legislation in the 2021 General Session. -
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UDOT: Southbound I-15 experiencing major delays due to crash
The Utah Department of Transportation is reporting major delays on Southbound I-15 because of A crash Saturday evening.