Utah
John Wojcik
Legislative leaders unveil largest transportation proposal in Utah history
Legislative leaders are unveiling a $2.26 billion spending plan for infrastructure, the largest transportation proposal in state history.3 years ago
Becky Bruce
Sen. Mike Lee at CPAC: The left hates the Bill of Rights
Lee warned that the right to assemble, a key protection of the Bill of Rights, has been eroded in the name of safety by US governments.3 years ago
John Wojcik
Bill aimed at raising minimum wage in Utah put on hold
A bid to raise minimum wage in Utah is being put on hold. The bill is sponsored by Rep. Clare Collard, who argues $7.25 an hour isn’t enough.3 years ago
Mary Richards
New bill looks at personal privacy vs police cell phone data searches
Utah lawmakers are working on a bill that tries to limit how police can use your cell phone data in searches and investigations.3 years ago
Colby Walker
Rep. Curtis on $1.9 trillion relief bill: “This is a very easy no vote”
Utah Rep. John Curtis (R) said he will vote no on Friday for a proposed $1.9 trillion relief bill before the US House.3 years ago
Colby Walker
Latter-day Saint Charities donates $20 million to support global vaccination campaign
Latter-day Saint Charities is donating $20 million to support the global campaign to provide 2 billion COVID-19 vaccines to those in low and middle-income countries.3 years ago
Paul Nelson
Movie theater operators hope ‘Tom and Jerry’ gives the industry a much needed boost
Movie theater operators across Utah have very high hopes for the film “Tom and Jerry,” coming out Friday. They hope it will bring families out and give the industry a much-needed boost.3 years ago
TIM REYNOLDS AP Basketball Writer
Utah Jazz say they will investigate allegation of bigoted comment
The Utah Jazz said they will “thoroughly investigate” an allegation from former NBA player Elijah Millsap that longtime team executive Dennis Lindsey directed a bigoted statement toward him during an end-of-season exit interview in 2015.3 years ago
Amanda Dickson
Opinion: Why what happened in Texas won’t happen in Utah
Amanda Dickson begs the question, "After watching what happened in Texas, the question for us is - could it happen in Utah?"3 years ago
Saige Miller
Utah teacher under investigation by school district for a tweet wishing death on GOP Senators
An Iron County high school teacher is being investigated by the school district for a tweet that appears to wish death upon Republican Senators.3 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
Utah Democrats propose state tax break for small business PPP loans
House Democrats say they're crafting a bill that would kick back the state income tax small businesses in Utah have to pay on PPP loans.3 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Despite pandemic, no renter should struggle to pay the landlord
If you are a renter and struggling to pay your landlord during the pandemic, federal and state lifelines may help you stay in your home.3 years ago
Cami Mondeaux
Sen. Lee’s PROMISE Act would require tech companies to operate without ‘political bias’
The Promoting Responsibility Over Moderation In the Social Media Environment (PROMISE) Act would require platforms to provide access to moderation policies.3 years ago
Cami Mondeaux
Legislature passes bill prohibiting release of mug shots until conviction
A bill banning the public release of mug shots until the suspect is convicted sailed through the Legislature, heading to the governor for his signature.3 years ago
Saige Miller
Provo police officer, suspect shot, both in stable condition
A Provo police officer has been shot and is currently being treated at a nearby hospital, according to Provo Police.3 years ago
Colby Walker
Utahns 16+ with co-morbidities eligible “effective immediately” for vaccine
SALT LAKE CITY — Gov. Spencer Cox announced on Thursday that, “Effective immediately, Utahns who are ages 16 and up with certain co-morbidities are eligible to be vaccinated.” Cox also announced that all eligible groups no longer need to make an appointment to receive a dose of the vaccine in their own counties. Information about […]3 years ago
John Wojcik
Plans moving forward for return of Summerfest and other celebrations across Utah
The popular city-wide celebration of Summerfest in Orem is expected to fully return this summer and similar events could reportedly follow suit.3 years ago
Becky Bruce
Provo man arrested in accidental stabbing of toddler
A Provo man potentially faces charges in the accidental stabbing of his toddler daughter.3 years ago
Colby Walker and Lindsay Aerts
Apple CEO, Jazz owner, and Imagine Dragons star partner in donation to Encircle Youth
Apple CEO Tim Cook, Jazz owner Ryan Smith, and Imagine Dragons lead singer Dan Reynolds announced a partnership donation of $4 million to Encircle, an organization that provides programs and mental health services for LGBTQ+ youth and their families.3 years ago
Mark Jackson
Ban on transgender athletes in Utah girls’ sports stalls
A State Senate Committee did not advance a bill to the full floor of the Utah Senate that would prevent transgender athletes from competing against girls in school sports.3 years ago
Simone Seikaly
Sand Ridge Jr. High parents want clarification after librarian used racist phrase
The Weber School District says they spoke with a teacher who read aloud a derogatory phrase to Sand Ridge students, and that the matter is settled.3 years ago
Paul Nelson and Saige Miller
Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine will arrive in Utah next week if approved
The Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine is one step closer to being released across the country including Utah and health officials are very excited.3 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
Bill requiring police training sailing through Utah legislature
Bill, HB 0334 requiring police training on how to respond to people with mental health disorders sailing through Utah Legislature.3 years ago
