Paul Nelson
Utah County prosecutors ask for help over deadly officer-involved accident, Summit County to decide if charges are warranted
Utah County prosecutors are asking for assistance in a deadly officer-involved accident in March 2021.5 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Blue states joining Red in axing taxes
Traditionally, Red State politicians focus on cutting income taxes and Blue States, sales taxes. A Tax Foundation expert joins Inside Sources to explain that the tax picture in the year ahead for all taxpayers (Red, Blue and Purple) is looking bright.5 years ago
Mark Jones
Jennifer Strohecker named as the state’s new Medicaid Director
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox announced Jennifer Strohecker as the state's new Medicaid Director.5 years ago
Mark Jones
Utah Sen. Mitt Romney tests positive for COVID-19
Utah Sen. Mitt Romney has tested positive for COVID-19, according to his office.5 years ago
Martha Harris
Utah lawmakers pass social services base budget of $8 billion
Lawmakers say the Utah social services budget amount is in line with concerns from constituents, particularly disability funding.5 years ago
Rachel Metz, CNN Business
The IRS website will soon require facial recognition to log in to your account
The process includes taking a picture of a photo ID, then taking a video selfie so the software can compare the two.5 years ago
Eliza Craig
Rep. Teuscher to hold off on curriculum bill, consult more teachers
Rep. Teuscher announced he would hold off on a bill to require teachers to publish all learning material and syllabus online.5 years ago
Eliza Craig
Utah state flag generator allows anyone to create and submit design
Two Utahns created a website so anyone can participate in the process and submit a design for the new Utah state flag.5 years ago
Marc Levy, AP
Pennsylvania court strikes down expansive mail-in voting law
A statewide court on Friday declared that Pennsylvania’s expansive two-year-old mail-in voting law is unconstitutional.5 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
‘We can do it in 5 minutes’: Governor Cox will sign bill giving state’s top leaders final say on schools going remote
SALT LAKE CITY — Gov. Spencer Cox said he will sign a newly passed bill that lays out how a school can go remote amid omicron. Cox spoke exclusively to KSL NewsRadio, detailing that he will sign H.B. 183, which also suspends the test-to-stay program in Utah’s schools. The bill requires that the state’s four […]5 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
Latest version of bill allows trans athletes to compete in their gender’s sports
Advocates have been in talks with the sponsors of the bill that banned Utah's trans athletes from playing in their gender's sports.5 years ago
Paul Nelson
Bill aimed to ‘save’ Great Salt Lake to be introduced this legislative session
On Utah's Capitol Hill, a bill is being drafted that would put more water into the Great Salt Lake. However, it could impact water bills in some areas.5 years ago
Ladd Egan and Lindsay Aerts
‘Serious constitutional questions:’ Democrats take issue with process that immediately ended mask mandates
Utah Democrats in the House of Representatives are questioning if legislation to overturn mask mandates should have taken effect right away.5 years ago
Eliza Craig
Free fares across entire UTA system for the month of February
Salt Lake City's Mayor Erin Mendenhall announced that next month is Free Fare February. All public transit services will be offered for free.5 years ago
Eliza Craig
Ranked-choice voting bill enters legislature amid election doubt
Two lawmakers are sponsoring a bill to expand ranked-choice voting in local and state elections in the Beehive state.5 years ago
Dan Bammes
Bill protecting the right of Native American students to wear traditional regalia at graduation moving through Utah legislature
A bill to protect the right of Native American students to wear traditional tribal regalia at graduation passed a vote in the state Senate.5 years ago
Paul Nelson
Inland Port Authority brainstorms solutions to supply chain problems
The COVID-19 pandemic has completely changed how international shipping companies do business, and American companies need to make supply chain adjustments.5 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Biden’s first year in White House? Utah Reps. Owens and Moore weigh in
Both said Mr. Biden's first year ranked poorly because of inflation, the US-Mexico border and the withdrawal from Afghanistan.5 years ago
Dan Bammes, Adam Small
Utah attorney says immigrants could fill many vacant jobs
An attorney who represents immigrant workers says they could fill many of the vacant jobs employers are hoping to fill across Utah.5 years ago
Mark Jones
Lt. Gov. Henderson tests positive for COVID-19
Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson tested positive for COVID-19 on Sunday. She is doing well, according to a press release.5 years ago
The Associated Press
Britain says Russia seeking to replace Ukraine government
The British government accused Russia of trying to replace the Ukraine governement.5 years ago
Mark Jones
Utah senate minority leader Karen Mayne announces she has cancer
Utah senate minority leader Karen Mayne announced Friday that she has cancer.5 years ago
Kira Hoffelmeyer
UPDATED: Utah House overturns Salt Lake, Summit county mask mandates
The Utah House of Representatives has voted to overturn public mask mandates in Salt Lake and Summit counties.5 years ago
